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<p>Mobile phone addiction has become a growing concern in today’s digital age, particularly among students. This study explores the relationship between family environment and mobile phone addiction among Secondary school students. A sample of 80 students (40 male and 40 female) was selected using simple random sampling technique. Family environment scale developed by Harpreet Bhatia and Chadha (1993, Family environment scale, National Psychological Corporation) and mobile phone addiction scale standardized Velayudhan and Srividya’s (2012, Development and validation of a mobile phone addiction scale, National Psychological Corporation) were used to collect the data. Results indicate that students with a more positive family environment tend to exhibit lower levels of phone addiction. Female students generally reported better family environments, while males showed higher levels of phone addiction. The study highlights the significant role of family dynamics in influencing students’ mobile phone use, suggesting that a supportive family environment can help reduce phone addiction.</p>

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Influence of family environment on mobile phone addiction among senior secondary school students in central Kashmir with reference to gender and institutional type

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    2025年12月30日

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  • Firdous Ahmad Sofal,
  • Mohammad Akram,
  • Madhumita Pradhan

摘要

Mobile phone addiction has become a growing concern in today’s digital age, particularly among students. This study explores the relationship between family environment and mobile phone addiction among Secondary school students. A sample of 80 students (40 male and 40 female) was selected using simple random sampling technique. Family environment scale developed by Harpreet Bhatia and Chadha (1993, Family environment scale, National Psychological Corporation) and mobile phone addiction scale standardized Velayudhan and Srividya’s (2012, Development and validation of a mobile phone addiction scale, National Psychological Corporation) were used to collect the data. Results indicate that students with a more positive family environment tend to exhibit lower levels of phone addiction. Female students generally reported better family environments, while males showed higher levels of phone addiction. The study highlights the significant role of family dynamics in influencing students’ mobile phone use, suggesting that a supportive family environment can help reduce phone addiction.