The Relationship Among Internet Deviant Behavior And Sensation Seeking, Cost-Benefit Analysis And Internet Addiction

With the development of the internet，it has to become an indispensable part of lifeof college students. The impact of the internet for college students is also growing.Internet deviant behavior is a concern question in recent years. Exploring the affectingvariables and the consequent variable related to Internet deviant behavior and therelationship between them is very important; it will enrich and improve the theoretical aswell as the prevention and intervention work of internet deviant.This study used interviews and questionnaire to explore the characteristics andstructures of the cost-benefit analysis of, explore the relationship between internetdeviant behavior, cost-benefit analysis, sensation seeking and internet addiction. Firstly,interviews and coding were used to summarize the specific categories of cost-benefitanalysis of internet deviant behavior. Then establishment the "cost-benefit analysis" ofinternet deviant behavior questionnaire through psychological measurement method;finally examine the relationship and mutual relations and its mechanism between theinternet deviant behavior and their cost-benefit analysis, sensation seeking and internetaddiction. Through make interviews with11to encode data analysis and choose1119college students to answer the questionnaire. Deal with the results by factor analysis,confirmatory factor analysis, correlation analysis, analysis of variance, regressionanalysis and the results showed:1. Through interviews and grounded theory analysis confirmed the specific categoryof cost-benefit analysis of five kinds of internet deviant behavior (internet aggressivebehavior, internet fraud, internet pornography behavior, bad information behavior, violatethe privacy behavior)2.College students’ cost-benefit analysis of internet deviant behavior questionnairehas a good internal consistency, split-half reliability, content validity and constructvalidity, it is indicating that the questionnaire can be stabilized effectively detect the cost -benefits analysis of internet deviant behavior.3. The overall college students’ internet deviant behavior incidence rate is not high,the incidence of college students’ internet deviant behavior has a significant difference inthe type of school, gender, grade, specialty and internet identity.4. The cost-benefit analysis of internet deviant behavior in general is balance.Thecosts outweigh the benefits in the online pornography behavior; poor informationdissemination behavior and violation of privacy behavior and the benefits outweigh thecosts in aggressive behavior and internet fraud behavior.5. College Students’ sensation seeking and internet deviant behavior has asignificant positive correlation; College Students’ internet deviant behavior and its cost-benefit analysis has a significant positive correlation; College Students’ sensation seekingand the cost-benefit analysis of internet deviant behavior has a significant positivecorrelation.6. College Students’ cost-benefit analysis of internet deviant behavior plays aregulatory role between sensation seeking and internet deviant behavior. In the highbenefit analysis group, the correlation between the sensation seeking and internet deviantbehavior is strong; in the low benefit analysis group, the correlation between thesensation seeking and internet deviant behavior is weak.7. College Students’ internet deviant behavior plays a partly intermediary rolebetween the sensation seeking and Internet addiction. High sensation seeking can directplays a positive effect on internet addiction of college students, but also further increasedthe likelihood of Internet addiction in College students through the internet deviantbehavior.