This study examined how adolescents’ loneliness, aggression, self-control, and morality affect game over-indulgence. In this paper, morality can be understood as combination of altruism and social responsibility, in terms of prosocial perspective. A survey was conducted and total 1,781 responses were selected for analysis. Results showed that loneliness, aggression, self-control, and morality were significantly correlated with game over-indulgence. More specifically, high level of loneliness and aggression increased game over-indulgence. However, high level of self-control and morality diminished game over-indulgence. High level of morality enables students to cultivate interpersonal skills and facilitate positive social relations, which as a result, prevent problematic game use.

ABSTRACT
  1. 서론
  2. 선행 연구
  3. 연구 방법
  4. 연구 결과
  5. 결론 및 논의
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• 장예빛(Department of Culture and Contents, Ajou University) | Yei Beech Jang Correspondence to