Identifying and Comparing the Profile of Psychopathology of University Students with Different Intensities of Nomophobia

As a psychopathology, nomophobia, is the consequences of excessive use of smartphones, although its pathological aspects are not yet clear. The present study aimed to identify The profile of psychopathology of university students with different intensities of nomophobia. The research methodology wa...

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Autores principales:	Mohamadagha Delavarpour, Fatemeh Akbari, Mahsa Bagheri
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Publicado:	Alzahra University 2021
Materias:	alternative model of personality disorders grandiose narcissism vulnerable narcissism Psychology BF1-990
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:755f2c98180545818ee99418472fddee2021-12-03T10:04:45ZIdentifying and Comparing the Profile of Psychopathology of University Students with Different Intensities of Nomophobia10.22051/PSY.2021.36400.24622538-29422538-2950https://doaj.org/article/755f2c98180545818ee99418472fddee2021-08-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doaj.org/toc/2538-2942https://doaj.org/toc/2538-2950As a psychopathology, nomophobia, is the consequences of excessive use of smartphones, although its pathological aspects are not yet clear. The present study aimed to identify The profile of psychopathology of university students with different intensities of nomophobia. The research methodology was descriptive - comparison. A sample of 323 people was selected from among the students of Semnan University based on the cut-off point scores and was placed in three groups of severe, moderate, and mild nomophobia. The instruments included Symptom Checklist-Revised and Nomophobia Questionnaire. Descriptive statistics, multivariate analysis of variance, and Scheffe post hoc tests were used to analyze the data. The results showed that in all 9 symptoms of SCL-90, the average score of people with severe nomophobia was higher than individuals with mild nomophobia. Similar results were obtained in groups with severe and moderate nomophobia, with the exception of two symptoms: somatization and phobia. Considering the psychopathological profile of people with severe nomophobia, it was found that the severity of psychological damage in this group was significantly higher in the symptoms of paranoid thoughts, depression, interpersonal sensitivity, obsession, and psychosis, respectively. The results provide a comprehensive picture of the psychopathologies associated with nomophobia, based on which intervention or research orientations in the field predictor of entitlement rage. With respect to grandiose narcissism regression analysis revealed that antagonism and psychoticism were significant predictor of grandiose narcissism total score; and with respect to its dimensions, antagonism was significant predictor of exploitativeness; and psychoticism was significant predictor of Self-Sacrificing Self-Enhancement, and also significant predictor of grandiose fantasy. It can be concluded that DSM-5 AMPD relatively corresponds with grandiose and not with vulnerable narcissism.Mohamadagha Delavarpour Fatemeh AkbariMahsa BagheriAlzahra Universityarticlealternative model of personality disordersgrandiose narcissismvulnerable narcissismPsychologyBF1-990FAمطالعات روانشناختی, Vol 17, Iss 2, Pp 55-76 (2021)
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spellingShingle	alternative model of personality disorders grandiose narcissism vulnerable narcissism Psychology BF1-990 Mohamadagha Delavarpour Fatemeh Akbari Mahsa Bagheri Identifying and Comparing the Profile of Psychopathology of University Students with Different Intensities of Nomophobia
description	As a psychopathology, nomophobia, is the consequences of excessive use of smartphones, although its pathological aspects are not yet clear. The present study aimed to identify The profile of psychopathology of university students with different intensities of nomophobia. The research methodology was descriptive - comparison. A sample of 323 people was selected from among the students of Semnan University based on the cut-off point scores and was placed in three groups of severe, moderate, and mild nomophobia. The instruments included Symptom Checklist-Revised and Nomophobia Questionnaire. Descriptive statistics, multivariate analysis of variance, and Scheffe post hoc tests were used to analyze the data. The results showed that in all 9 symptoms of SCL-90, the average score of people with severe nomophobia was higher than individuals with mild nomophobia. Similar results were obtained in groups with severe and moderate nomophobia, with the exception of two symptoms: somatization and phobia. Considering the psychopathological profile of people with severe nomophobia, it was found that the severity of psychological damage in this group was significantly higher in the symptoms of paranoid thoughts, depression, interpersonal sensitivity, obsession, and psychosis, respectively. The results provide a comprehensive picture of the psychopathologies associated with nomophobia, based on which intervention or research orientations in the field predictor of entitlement rage. With respect to grandiose narcissism regression analysis revealed that antagonism and psychoticism were significant predictor of grandiose narcissism total score; and with respect to its dimensions, antagonism was significant predictor of exploitativeness; and psychoticism was significant predictor of Self-Sacrificing Self-Enhancement, and also significant predictor of grandiose fantasy. It can be concluded that DSM-5 AMPD relatively corresponds with grandiose and not with vulnerable narcissism.
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title	Identifying and Comparing the Profile of Psychopathology of University Students with Different Intensities of Nomophobia
title_short	Identifying and Comparing the Profile of Psychopathology of University Students with Different Intensities of Nomophobia
title_full	Identifying and Comparing the Profile of Psychopathology of University Students with Different Intensities of Nomophobia
title_fullStr	Identifying and Comparing the Profile of Psychopathology of University Students with Different Intensities of Nomophobia
title_full_unstemmed	Identifying and Comparing the Profile of Psychopathology of University Students with Different Intensities of Nomophobia
title_sort	identifying and comparing the profile of psychopathology of university students with different intensities of nomophobia
publisher	Alzahra University
publishDate	2021
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Identifying and Comparing the Profile of Psychopathology of University Students with Different Intensities of Nomophobia

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