| dc.description.abstract | This research mainly attempted to examine the connection between internet
addiction and academic performance among undergraduates. Gender and residential place
factors were tested to identify the relationship between them and internet abuse level.
Besides, the purpose of internet usage, the high school performance, and part time job
were considered to be factors affecting academic success. By using quantitative approach
to survey subjects and SPSS software to get the result of Independent sample t-test,
ANOVA, Pearson correlation, the research found that the internet addiction was
negatively associated with students’ academic performance. Further, gender and
residential places have different contribution for internet dependence level. Moreover,
high school performance and the different purpose of internet usage did not relate to
academic performance, while there were differences in academic results among intensity
of employment time.
Key words: internet addiction, internet use purposes, academic performance,
gender, residential places, part time job, high school performance. | en_US |
