Digital Phenotypes for Early Detection of Internet Gaming Disorder in Adolescent Students: Explorative Data-Driven Study.

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Digital Phenotypes for Early Detection of Internet Gaming Disorder in Adolescent Students: Explorative Data-Driven Study.

JMIR mental health - 29 Apr 2024

Cho Kwangsu, Kim Minah, Cho Youngeun, Hur Ji-Won, Kim Do Hyung, Park Seonghyeon, Park Sunghyun, Jang Moonyoung, Lee Chang-Gun, Kwon Jun Soo

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BACKGROUND: Limited awareness, social stigma, and access to mental health professionals hinder early detection and intervention of internet gaming disorder (IGD), which has emerged as a significant concern among young individuals. Prevalence estimates vary between 0.7% and 15.6%, and its recognition in the International Classification of Diseases, 11th Revision and Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental...

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Adolescent
Female
Humans
Male
Early Diagnosis
Internet Addiction Disorder
Phenotype
Republic of Korea
Students

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PMID: 38683658
DOI: 10.2196/50259
PMCID: PMC11091800

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