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 Understanding the factors that predict excessive use of social networks in adolescence can help prevent problems as addictive behaviours, loneliness or cyberbullying. The main aim was to ascertain the psychological and social profile of adolescents whose use of SNSS is excessive. Participants comprised 1,102 adolescents aged between 11 and 18 from Girona (Spain). Those who made excessive use of social networks were grouped together. Their personality and social profiles were explored, the former using NEO FFI, NEO PI-R and Self-Concept AF5, and the latter through the use of Social Support Appraisals, self-attributed type of ICT use in the family and rules regarding ICT use at home. The prevalence of excessive use was 12.8%, being higher among girls. The personality profile was characterized by neuroticism, impulsivity and a lower family, academic and emotional self-concept. The social profile was defined by the perception of high ICT consump¬tion in the mother and siblings, and a lack of rules. The protective factors were conscientiousness, the existence of rules, and being a boy; risk factors were the use of SNSS as a distraction and for fun, and the perception of high sibling consumption. Interventions based on gender and working on responsible ICT use within the family environment are proposed to prevent more serious psychological problems.
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 ==== 1. Introduction ====
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 c) The social profile of excessive social networks use group and normative group. There are no significant differences in the perception of social support from friends and family among groups; however, significant differences were noted in the perception of ICT consumption by parents and siblings: those adolescents who make excessive use of social networks attribute a higher consumption to their mothers and siblings than those in the normative group (Table 2).
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 .5% of participants said there were no rules regulating ICT use at home. The groups show significant statistical differences (?2(4) =8.390; p=.004): 72.1% of the excessive use group stated there were no rules (57.6% in the normative group), and 42.2% of the normative group said there were (27.9% of the excessive use group).
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 Poder entender los factores que predicen un uso excesivo de redes sociales en la adolescencia puede ayudar a prevenir problemas como conductas adictivas, soledad o ciberacoso. El principal objetivo es explorar el perfil psicológico y social de adolescentes que realizan un uso excesivo de redes sociales. Participaron 1.102 adolescentes de 11 a 18 años de Girona (España). Se agruparon los que realizaban un uso excesivo y se exploró su perfil de personalidad (NEO FFI, NEO PI-R y autoconcepto AF5) y el social (apoyo social percibido, tipología autoatribuida de consumo de TIC en la familia y normas de uso de las TIC en el hogar). La prevalencia de uso excesivo fue del 12,8%, siendo mayor en chicas. El perfil de personalidad se caracterizaba por el neuroticismo, la impulsividad y menor autoconcepto familiar, académico y emocional. Percibir elevado consumo de TIC en la madre y hermanos y no disponer de normas de uso define su perfil social. Los factores protectores fueron: la responsabilidad, tener normas de uso y ser chico, y los de riesgo: el uso de redes sociales para distraerse y divertirse, y la elevada percepción de consumo de los hermanos. Se sugiere plantear intervenciones según el sexo y trabajar el uso responsable de las TIC con el entorno familiar, para prevenir problemáticas psicológicas más graves.
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 ==== 1. Introducción ====
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 c) Perfil social del grupo de uso excesivo de redes sociales y del grupo normativo. No existen diferencias significativas en la percepción de apoyo social por parte de amigos y familia entre los grupos; sin embargo, sí que se constatan diferencias significativas en la percepción de consumo de las TIC de progenitores y hermanos/as: los adolescentes que hacen un uso excesivo de redes sociales atribuyen un mayor consumo a sus madres y hermanos/as que los del grupo normativo (Tabla 2).
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 d) Variables que predicen el uso excesivo y normativo de redes sociales. El modelo clasificó correctamente al 86,3% de los participantes. La R2 de Nagelkerke indica que el modelo explica el 27,7% de la variabilidad. Los factores protectores ante el uso excesivo de redes sociales son la dimensión de responsabilidad (OR=.512; IC 95%=.355–.739), el autoconcepto familiar (OR=.841; IC 95%=.742 –.953), la existencia de normas reguladoras del uso de las TIC en el hogar (OR=.508; IC 95%= .301–.857) y ser chico (OR=.387; IC 95%=.234-.641); mientras que los factores de riesgo están relacionados con el uso de redes sociales para distraerse después de las tareas escolares (OR=1.157; IC 95%=1.043-1.283), para divertirse (OR=1.475; IC 95%=1.258-1.729) y la percepción del consumo de las TIC por parte de hermanos/as (OR=1.229; IC 95%=1.036-1.458) (Tabla 3).
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 ====4. Discusión y conclusiones ====

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