Study of Factors Linked to Digital Addiction in University Students Assessing Physical, Mental, and Cognitive Health

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are studying digital media addiction among university students, focusing on how common digital addiction is and its relationship with factors like body awareness, physical activity, hand grip strength, upper extremity function and pain, quality of life, depression, stress, anxiety, sleep quality, and cognitive abilities. This observational study aims to deepen understanding of these connections in a university population. Participants will provide demographic information and complete a series of self-report questionnaires and physical tests. These include assessments of musculoskeletal health, physical activity levels, sleep quality, cognitive failures, grip strength measurement using a dynamometer, depression, anxiety, stress levels, body awareness, quality of life, and digital addiction. All evaluations are conducted within a 24 to 48-hour timeframe. During the study, participants complete questionnaires covering mental, physical, and cognitive health aspects and undergo a grip strength test. Researchers use these data to measure various health and behavioral outcomes related to digital addiction. The entire study involves data collection over a short period, aiming to understand the interplay of physical and psychological factors with digital media use in university students.

Digital Addiction Among University Students