Abstract:Objective To investigate the phone-use and sleep quality of undergraduates, and study the effect of phone-use on sleep quality. Method Using stratified cluster sampling method,a total of 1312 students were selected. A self-made questionnaire was applied to collect information on demographic factors, mobile phone-use and the PSQI.χ2 test and logistic regression analysis were used in this paper. Results The use rate of cell phone is 98.6% and the sleep obstacle detection rate is 33.6% among undergraduates. Significant differences were found in the phone-use with different gender, origin and self-reported personality (P<0.05). A high proportion of surfing the Internet with cell phone over 6 hours daily and having high score in mobile phone dependence tendency questions were found in girls, HK/Macao/Taiwan and students with emotional type of personality. The frequency and time of using mobile phone before going to bed were also higher in girls and students with emotional type of personality. Significant differences were also found in the sleep quality with different grades, origins, self-reported personality and phone-use (P<0.05). The sleep obstacle detection rate was higher in senior, HK/Macao/Taiwan, students with emotional type of personality, surfing the Internet with cell phone over 6 hours daily, using mobile phone before going to bed frequently and over 1h daily, and having high score in mobile phone dependence tendency questions. Results from the logistic regression analysis revealed that students who were senior,HK/Macao/Taiwan, with emotional type of personality, surfing the Internet with cell phone over 6 hours daily and using mobile phone before going to bed over 1h daily hadhigh incidence of sleep disorders.Conclusion Mobile phone use are related to sleep quality of undergraduates. The relevant departments of developing mobile phone software may consider health warning and service restrictions. Students should use the phone reasonably and appropriately neutralize emotions to improve the quality of sleep.
王海清饶珈铭叶云凤张思恒董晓梅. 广州某高校大学生手机使用与睡眠质量的关联分析[J]. 实用预防医学, 2016, 23(4): 429-433.
WANG Hai-qing, RAO Jia-ming YE Yun-feng, et al. Analysis of the relationship between mobile phone use and sleep quality of college students in Guangzhou. , 2016, 23(4): 429-433.
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