Presentation Information
[SY-35]Behavioral addiction with a focus on internet and social media news- finding across cultures
Hidehiko Takahashi1, Aaron Mross2, Nanase Kobayashi3, Katja Koelkebeck4, Hironobu Fujiwara5 (1.Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences Tokyo Medical and Dental University(Japan), 2.M.Sc., LVR-University-Hospital Essen, Medical Faculty, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Essen, Essen,(Germany), 3.M.D., Ph.D., Joint Research Department of Cyberpsychiatry, Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Institute of Science Tokyo (from October 2024 Institute of Science Tokyo)(Japan), 4.M.D., LVR-University-Hospital Essen, Medical Faculty, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Essen, Essen,(Germany), 5.M.D. Ph. D., Department of Psychiatry, Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University(Japan))
Keywords:
Behavioral addiction,Internet,Social medica,Culture
In our symposium, we will focus on (cross-cultural) investigations of behavioural addictions, which have become the focus of recent research activities. Four speakers will elucidate different aspects with a broader methodology.
Aaron Mross is a clinical psychologist from Essen, Germany, who investigated information about mental health on social media. He will talk about the data quality of health information on TikTok and will also present data assessed in Germany and Japan. He will be followed by Nanase Kobayashi, psychiatrist from the Institute of Science, Tokyo, who will talk on early prevetion measures in young people in Japan that excessively consume the internet based on surveys. She will also target the potential of AI psychological interventions.
Katja Koelkebeck, psychiatrist in Essen and Bielefeld, Germany, will present data that have been collected in Germany and Japan in an effort to identify brain regions involved in internet gaming and will show structural imaging data related to addiction networks.
Finally, Hironobu Fujiwara, psychiatrist at Kyoto University, Japan, will introduce MRI and questionnaire surveys from the perspective of the internet use´s (IU) harms and benefits, exploring neural correlates of clinical and subclinical-level IU. The focus will be set on the IU of medical residents and the potential nature of IU in cross-addiction. All in all, we hope to present a comprehensive picture of the topic and recent research directions.
Aaron Mross is a clinical psychologist from Essen, Germany, who investigated information about mental health on social media. He will talk about the data quality of health information on TikTok and will also present data assessed in Germany and Japan. He will be followed by Nanase Kobayashi, psychiatrist from the Institute of Science, Tokyo, who will talk on early prevetion measures in young people in Japan that excessively consume the internet based on surveys. She will also target the potential of AI psychological interventions.
Katja Koelkebeck, psychiatrist in Essen and Bielefeld, Germany, will present data that have been collected in Germany and Japan in an effort to identify brain regions involved in internet gaming and will show structural imaging data related to addiction networks.
Finally, Hironobu Fujiwara, psychiatrist at Kyoto University, Japan, will introduce MRI and questionnaire surveys from the perspective of the internet use´s (IU) harms and benefits, exploring neural correlates of clinical and subclinical-level IU. The focus will be set on the IU of medical residents and the potential nature of IU in cross-addiction. All in all, we hope to present a comprehensive picture of the topic and recent research directions.