Observational analysis reveals a 9.55% prevalence of internet gaming disorder in university students, indicating social isolation impacts are significant.
The main objective of this study was to reveal the prevalence of Internet gaming disorder among university students and to identify the levels of Internet gaming disorder and social isolation. Furthermore, the researcher aimed to understand the study variables based on various demographic variables such as gender and academic specialization. The study sample consisted of (450) male and female students from public universities in Erbil governorate; they were chosen based on purposive sampling. The research results showed that the prevalence of Internet gaming disorder in the research sample was 9.55%. The results showed a significant mean difference between men and women: men recorded a higher level of internet gaming disorder than women, and the significant mean differences were not found in an academic specialization.
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Abdulfattah Hasan Fattah (2022) studied this question.
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