Compulsive ChatGPT usage, anxiety, burnout, and sleep disturbance: A serial mediation model based on stimulus-organism-response perspective
Acta psychologica, 2024
L4of 5
- Design
- Cross-sectional survey
- Risk of bias
- Some concerns
- Sample
- Not reported
- AI type
- General-purpose assistants
- Outcomes
- Dependence, Mood
Authors' conclusion
“Moreover, compulsive usage indirectly contributes to sleep disturbance through anxiety and burnout, demonstrating a significant serial mediation effect. This expanded understanding, derived from a sizable and diverse user base, positions our research at the forefront of unraveling the intricate dynamics between AI adoption and mental well-being.”Quoted verbatim from the abstract.
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