Real-world social support but not in-game social support is related to reduced depression and anxiety associated with problematic gaming

Volume: 106, Pages: 106377 - 106377
Published: Jul 1, 2020
Abstract
Playing video games can become problematic, interfering with gamers’ daily functioning. This problematic gaming is associated with negative mental health outcomes, such as depression and anxiety. Social support, provided in the real-world, can protect against mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety. However, previous research on gaming has found that real-world social support for gamers often decreases, while within-game social...
Paper Details
Title
Real-world social support but not in-game social support is related to reduced depression and anxiety associated with problematic gaming
Published Date
Jul 1, 2020
Volume
106
Pages
106377 - 106377
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