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Available online at www.sciencedirect.com ScienceDirect Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 217 ( 2016 ) 984 989 Future Academy s Multidisciplinary Conference Psychological prevention of older adolescents interpersonal relationships, who are prone to internet addiction Sveta Berdibayeva a *, Alena Garber b, Dmitry Ivanov c, Aliya Massalimova a, Assiya Kukubayeva d, Satybaldy Berdibayev e a al-farabi Kazakh National University, Al-Farabi ave. 71, Almaty, 050038, Kazakhstan b Psychosomatic Rehabilitation Clinic Patients of the Hessian, Leipzig, 04103, Germany c Volga State social and humanitarian academy, M. Gorky str. 65/67, Samara, 443099, Russia d Kokshe Academy, Kaptsevich str.247, Kokshetau, 020000, Kazakhstan,e Eurasian National University named after L.N.Gumilev, Mirzoyan str.2, Astana, 010000, Kazakhstan Abstract This article deals with the nature of the relationship of interpersonal relations and Internet addiction. The influence of deviant behavior on the interpersonal relationships of older adolescents is shown. The modern state of the problem of Internet addiction is considered. Opportunities for the application of different methods of psychological prevention of Internet addiction in adolescence are identified. The results of psychological prevention of Internet addiction of older adolescents are considered. 2016 Published by Elsevier Ltd. This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license 2016 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Ltd. (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/). Peer-review Peer-review under under responsibility responsibility of Future of Future Academy Academy Cognitive Cognitive Trading Trading. Keywords: interpersonal relationships; Internet addiction; adolescence; psychological and pedagogical preventio 1. Introduction Modern Russian and Kazakh society is in transition to an information society in which general information and computerization becomes more and more global scale. The project "Internet in Russia / Russian Internet" conducted by Fund "Public Opinion", showed that Russia ranks third in the world in the number of Internet users. The number of Internet users in Russia is growing rapidly. Every third person is Russia is Internet user, and every seventh person visits the Internet once a day [1]. Adolescents and young men aged between 15 and 24 years are the most active Internet users in Russia and Kazakhstan. Internet perceived by young people as the primary means of communication. However, an unlimited time use of information technology leads to negative consequences, including the narrowing of the range of *Sveta K. Berdibayeva. +7-777-237-4977; fax: +7-727-377-33-44. E-mail address: berdibayeva.sveta1@mail.ru 1877-0428 2016 Published by Elsevier Ltd. This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/). Peer-review under responsibility of Future Academy Cognitive Trading doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.02.081

Sveta Berdibayeva et al. / Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 217 ( 2016 ) 984 989 985 interests, escape from reality into the virtual world and the development of addiction [1]. Thus, today the problem of early warning of Internet addiction seems to us particularly relevant. In the educational environment should be established an effective system of prevention of addiction, including computer and Internet addiction. The problem of Internet addiction young people are not attracted special attention of psychologists quite a long time in Russia and Kazakhstan. Today, however, the number of Internet users is growing rapidly; there are more new and attractive software for virtual communication. At the same time in our country there is no concept of comprehensive measures to prevent Internet addiction of youth. Clinical psychologist K. Young held one of the first studies of the phenomenon of Internet addiction. K. Young has developed a special questionnaire to study the degree of dependence on the Internet in 1994. Also, we should note works of the psychiatrist J. Goldberg, who proposed the term "Internet addiction" to describe unreasonably long, perhaps pathological, stay on the Internet in 1996. American researcher and physician M. Orzak is one of the first who identified features of pathological computer use, which arise not only when using the Internet, but also at depending on the computer as a whole. R. Davis was proposed cognitive-behavioral model of Internet use; M. Griffiths hypothesized that Internet addiction can be formed on the basis of the different forms of Internet using; J. Moreyhan Martin proposed to distinguish Internet addiction, dependence on the Internet, and excessive use of the Internet as different phenomena; M. Fenishel analyzed similarities and differences between chemical dependency and Internet addiction; M. Shotton developed a typology of computer addiction. In Russia and Kazakhstan, this phenomenon is studied mainly by psychologists and physicians, in particular by A.E. Zhichkina, N.V. Chudova, A.U. Egorova, C.P. Korolenko, A. L. Katkov. In studies of T.S. Spirkina it was found that people prone to Internet addiction socially and emotionally unadapted, frustrated [2]. Communication in the network compared to real communication is considered in the works of A.E. Voiskunsky. Internet addiction is defined as "obsessive (compulsive) desire to get online while offline and the inability to get out of the Internet, being on-line [3]. Researchers cite different criteria of Internet addiction. According to K. Young, features of Internet addiction are the following: complete absorption of the internet; the need to conduct more and more time in web; repeated attempts to reduce the use of the Internet; withdrawal symptoms that cause concern at the termination of use of the Internet; problems of time monitoring; problems with the environment (family, school, work, friends); lie about the time spent in the network; mood changes through the use of the Internet [4]. To analyze the reasons for the growth of Internet-dependent adolescents we must consider age-specific features of adolescence. Interpersonal relationships of adolescents are one of the reasons depending on the Internet. Analysis of the psychological and pedagogical literature on psychological development during adolescence leads to the conclusion that one of the main causes of interpersonal problems among high school students are individual psychological characteristics of communication. Interpersonal communication is a prerequisite for human life, which is essential to the full development of personality. The basis of interpersonal relationships in adolescence is communication. Communication is extremely important specific channel for information transfer. Content of need to communicate is a desire for recognition and respect among peers. The problem of formation and development of interpersonal relationships is attracting attention as psychologists and educators. A large number of theoretical and empirical studies have been devoted to this topic. The problem of collective and interpersonal relationships in a team dedicated to the works of such authors as N.N. Obozov, V.M. Behterev, L.S. Vygotsky, B.F. Lomov, N.I. Shevandrin, I.A. Ilyin, B.F. Porshnev, J.L. Kolominsky, A.V. Petrovsky, A.M. Matyushkina and T. Leary. The works of A.N. Leontiev, V.N. Myasishev, B.G. Ananiyev shown that interpersonal interaction is a system of selective communication person with other people. The work "Interpersonal attraction and interpersonal relationships" by T.Huston and G. Levinger deserves special attention. The authors analyzed the main features of the collective, investigated collectivist relationships and stages of collective formation. Works in which analyzed the diverse phenomena of social perception, resulting in communication and interpersonal communication are important for understanding the phenomenon of interpersonal relationships (G.M. Andreeva, A.A. Bodalev, S.S. Dashkova etc.). The influence of interpersonal communication and interaction on the human psyche, human character, human ideology and emotional-need sphere are disclosed in works of V.A. Barabanshikov, V.A. Koltsova etc. [5]. Internet for a teenager, as the M.I. Drepa said, is not only the information space, mean of communication, but often the mean of escape from reality and (or) pleasure. Therefore, prevention of Internet addiction among teenagers is particularly relevant in recent years, since it was mostly among schoolchildren revealed the largest part of the Internet-dependent [1].

986 Sveta Berdibayeva et al. / Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 217 ( 2016 ) 984 989 Meta-model of social therapy is the mainstay of strategies to effectively counter the social epidemics in the social and humanitarian sector (Katkov A.L., 2002, 2004, 2010). In the coming years in the Republic of Kazakhstan provides for the implementation of the following key positions in the field of effective primary prevention of social epidemics: continuous monitoring of levels of stability of the population to engage in basic social epidemic, including gambling and Internet addiction [6]. Thus, by the end of 2015 in the Republic of Kazakhstan is supposed to complete the formation of a unique in its capabilities and effectiveness of the system to counter the spread of social epidemics, implemented in the social and humanitarian sector [6]. 2. The basic maintenance. The basic content We have carried out a study aimed at studying the psychological aspects of interpersonal relationships of older adolescents who are prone to Internet addiction. The study was conducted in March 2013. The study involved 48 pupils of 10-11 classes of secondary schools. Methods: Diagnosis of the psychological characteristics of interpersonal relationships of older adolescents who are prone to Internet addiction, was carried out using a set of methods: 1) questionnaire "Perception of the Internet", developed by E.A. Schepilina to determine the extent of the respondents belonging to the network subculture and includes the next scales - "dependencies", "especially the perception of the Internet" and "the consequences of dependence" 2) test "Diagnosis of interpersonal relationships" (authors T. Leary, G. Leforzh, R. Sazek). This test allows analyzing the characteristics of a person, manifested in interpersonal interaction, and is designed to study the representations of subject of self and ideal "I", as well as to explore the relationship in small groups. With this technique revealed the predominant type of relationship to the people in the self-assessment and mutual assessment 3) Questionnaire of interpersonal relations (QIR) by A.A. Rukavishnikov. It is a Russian version of the well-known abroad questionnaire FIRO, developed by the American psychologist W. Schutz. The questionnaire aims to diagnose various aspects of interpersonal relations in dyads and groups, as well as the study of communicative personality traits 4) Test Kimberly Young to identify the level of Internet addiction. K. Young developed this test in 1996; with this test you can determine the degree of dependence on the Internet. Our study has several stages: ascertaining stage of the experiment, which included the identification of secondary school pupils who are prone to Internet addiction; psych diagnostics of features of interpersonal relationships of secondary school pupils who are prone to Internet addiction and secondary school pupils who do not have such addiction and their subsequent comparison; formative stage of the experiment include the development, testing program to prevent Internet addiction among secondary school pupils; the control stage of the experiment - evaluation of program effectiveness by re psych diagnosis level of dependence, features of interpersonal relationships between experimental and control groups. At the first stage to identify prone to Internet addiction test of K. Young was performed to secondary school pupils. 61% of respondents are regular users of online resources that can travel on the network indefinitely, because know how to control themselves. They can sometimes stay too long on the Internet, but are able to stop in time. Traditional forms of recreation are still a priority for them. In 39% of the secondary school pupils surveyed have some problems associated with excessive enthusiasm Internet. Sometimes they have difficulty in controlling the impact of the Internet on their lives. In general, on the ascertaining stage of the experiment it was found that prone to Internet addiction of secondary school pupils do have differences in interpersonal relations as compared with of secondary school pupils who do not have such a tendency. So, the prone to Internet addiction of secondary school pupils level in communication is low (socio-deficiency type). They can be called unsociable, avoid contact with people. Consciously they want to keep a distance between themselves and others; there is a fear of rejection, fear of loneliness and isolation, the person feels useless, unable to arouse the interest and attention of others. They manifest themselves as unsociable experiencing difficulties in interpersonal contacts due to insecurity. And also there are a large percentage of older adolescents who are prone to Internet addiction who have a temper, irritability and intolerance towards others, sharpness in the evaluation of others. While not prone to Internet addiction older adolescents show commitment to friendly relations with others; sincerity and spontaneity in a relationship with others, straightness, persistency of purpose and vigor; communicating behave confidently and independently identify the ability to be a good teacher and organizer. They feel valued and important personalities, can genuinely interested in others; they are equally good feel in a situation requiring a close emotional ties, and where you want to emotional remoteness. They are able to recognize

Sveta Berdibayeva et al. / Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 217 ( 2016 ) 984 989 987 the fact of failed relationships quietly, specifically as a result of an awkward relationship with a specific person and subconsciously feel that attractive to those who know them, they are able to inspire true affection and love. And it should be noted that a significant number of older adolescents who are prone to Internet addiction, dominated by the following relationship types - straightforward, aggressive, in which they exhibit unfriendly, incontinence and temper, irritability, sharpness in the evaluation of others; humbly-shy, where they tend to obey a stronger without the situation and tendency to concede to all and in all. Thus, the ascertaining stage it was found that there is a "risk group" among secondary school pupils who may be susceptible to Internet addiction. Next, we developed a psychological prevention program, which aims to develop communication skills of secondary school pupils, responsibility, and unity of pupils groups. The program was developed for a group of older adolescents (10-15 persons) for the 15-17 age group. The program includes 7 sessions, each lasting 1-1.5 hours. The tasks of the program were: to develop communication skills of older adolescents, increase self-esteem and reduced anxiety of older adolescents who are prone to internet addiction. At the end of the formative stage of the experiment, includes conducting complex studies on the psychological prevention of Internet addiction and resolve interpersonal problems, underwent repeat diagnostic of interpersonal relationships of older adolescents and Internet addiction. Analyzing the results, we can conclude that after a program of psychological prevention observed a statistically significant reduction in the number of older adolescents who are prone to Internet addiction. According to the results of the method "Features of interpersonal relations" by A.A. Rukavishnikov, there is an increase in the number of subjects in the experimental group, in which the predominant type of behavior is sociallyaligned instead of socio-deficiency type (Fig. 1). 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% High values Boundary values Low values Control group Experimental group Fig. 1. The percentage of the total interactions on a scale of "inclusion" Differences in "Diagnosis of interpersonal relationships" by T. Leary observed after the formative experiment. Decreased the number of older adolescents in the experimental group with a straight-aggressive type of relations with severe incontinence and unfriendliness towards other (Fig. 2). 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% High values Medium values Low values Ascertaining stage Control stage Fig. 2. Comparison of the subjects on the rectilinear-aggressive type of relationship at different stages of the experiment

988 Sveta Berdibayeva et al. / Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 217 ( 2016 ) 984 989 There was a trend decrease in the number of older adolescents with incredulous, skeptical type of relationship with difficulties in interpersonal contact because of self-doubt, suspicion and fear of bad relationships (Fig. 3). 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% High values Medium values Low values Experimental group Control group Fig. 3. Comparison of subjects by disbelief, skeptical type of relationship at different stages of the experiment There was a change in the frequency of Collaborating-Conventional type of relationship, there was an increase the number of subjects in the experimental group, characterized by a friendly attitude towards others and the desire to work closely with the reference group (Fig. 4). Fig. 4. Comparison of the subjects on Collaborating-Conventional type of relationship at different stages of the experiment Thus, the main features of the behavior in interpersonal relationships of older adolescents in the experimental group became independent judgment, the desire to communicate, to equality in interpersonal relationships, to achieve knowledge of the "I" and the successful development of his personality. A comparison of the responses of older adolescents control and experimental groups on the questions of the questionnaire "Perception of the Internet" by E.A. Schepilina after forming experiment was performed using the Wilcoxon statistical test. There are significant differences in the scales "altered states of consciousness as a result of use of the Internet", "communication" and "desire to transfer rules of the virtual world into the real world". 2. Conclusions The results show that decrease in the number of older adolescents, characterized by a tendency to Internet addiction, observed after performing preventive maintenance. There was an increase the value of well-being of relationships, as well as reducing the value of the index of aggression after the preventive work in the experimental group. This indicates the improvement of psychological climate in the interpersonal relationships of older adolescents, the growth of their satisfaction in communication.

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