摘要: Background and aims The present study explores the relationship between social motivations addiction to online gaming if that possible connection can be explained by personality traits responsible for functioning. Methods We employ Bernstein's concept of interpersonal dependency distinguish healthy dependency, dysfunctional detachment, destructive overdependence, Charlton Danforth's conceptualisation high engagement. An questionnaire was administered a self-nominated sample 4,074 gamers. Two regression models were constructed separately explain engagement using play, while controlling age, gender, time spent online. Results High scores on subscales measuring detachment overdependence positively associated with addiction, negatively correlated scores. In contrast, overall role motivation negligible. Discussion People profiles are less likely develop problematic patterns gaming. in-game engagement, although sharing some factors only poorly variables, suggesting mutual exclusiveness
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