EXAMINING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A DIGITAL MINDFULNESS INTERVENTION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH PROBLEMATIC INTERNET GAMING BEHAVIOR

Authors

  • Emma Sophie Wagner Department of Psychology, University of Zurich, Switzerland
  • Jonas Müller Department of Psychology, University of Zurich, Switzerland

Keywords:

internet gaming disorder, digital intervention, mindfulness-based therapy, usability, gamification.

Abstract

The development and adaptation of a group-therapy intervention for individuals with internet gaming disorder into a digital format are explored in this study. Leveraging content from a former group therapy program, the intervention was tailored for online delivery, with a focus on enhancing usability and treatment adherence. Usability assessments of the newly developed mindfulness-based online intervention are conducted to evaluate its effectiveness in addressing internet gaming disorder. Additionally, gamification principles are implemented to increase motivation and treatment adherence among participants. The study scrutinizes the usability and effectiveness of the digital intervention in supporting individuals suffering from internet gaming disorder.

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Published

2024-06-18

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