Longitudinal study reveals associations between Internet Gaming Disorder and aggression, impulsivity, and suicide ideation among university students, highlighting implications for screening.
University students in Palestine had elevated risk of Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD). This phenomenon may be associated with increased internet usage, undefined time constraints, aggressive or impulsive tendencies, or the utilization of internet games for relaxation and enjoyment. This study highlights the necessity of screening for Internet Gaming Disorder, aggressiveness, and impulsivity among students participating in online gaming within educational environments. A longitudinal study is required to determine the causative factors of IGD among university students.
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