MMPI2 البروفيل النفسي لمدمنات شبكة الأنترنت من ربات البيوت من خلال تطبيق إختبار

Abstract

The current study aims to explore the psychological profile characteristics of internet-addicted housewives. The study was conducted using a sample consisting of five cases of housewives addicted to the internet, within the age range of 20 to 45 years. Specific criteria were defined by the researchers, including the absence of using any psychotropic medications and a minimum internet usage period of one year, with an average of more than 38 hours per week. The clinical approach was adopted in this study, utilizing the Internet Addiction Scale developed by Saba Munir Hussein Beshbish (2018), along with semi-structured interviews and primarily the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI-2) test. After analyzing the data, the results indicated the presence of common personality traits among internet-addicted housewives according to the MMPI-2 test. The findings also revealed a gradual progression of various psychological disorders with varying levels of severity in the psychological profiles of these women, including a tendency towards delusions and symptoms associated with the neurotic triad such as hypochondriasis and depression. The study concluded that internet-addicted housewives exhibit a psychological profile indicating the presence of diverse psychological disorders. This information is crucial for understanding the impact of internet addiction on the mental health of this population