Índices de calidad de sueño y su relación con el uso de videojuegos en adolescentes

Abstract

The objective of this study is to identify the relationship between sleep quality indices and levels of dependence on video games in adolescents. The Pittsburgh sleep quality index (ICSP) and the videogame dependence test (TDV), were used in a school in Quero-Tungurahua. The results obtained by the Jamovi statistical system and Spearman's rho correlation test showed that there is a positive correlation between the scores of the variables sleep quality and dependence on video games (Rho 0.207, p <0.05), this finding that rates of poor sleep quality increase as the level of dependence on video games increases. 60.7% (n=91) of adolescents had good sleep quality and 76.7 (n=115) had low levels of dependence on video games, with men showing higher levels of video game addiction