TABLE 4.

Multiple regression coefficients^* showing the associations between predictor variables and adolescent functioning, as measured by the Weiss Functional Impairment Rating Scale-parent (WFIRS-P) total and subscale scores (n=106)

WFIRS-P	Family	Learning/school	Life skills	Self-concept	Social activity	Risky activity	Total WFIRS-P
Female sex	1.88±1.01	−0.53±0.70	0.15±0.82	0.58±0.36	0.15±0.54	−0.056±0.41	2.07±2.97
Age	0.0085±0.12	0.16±0.11	0.067±0.11	0.024±0.11	0.051±0.11	0.0032±0.11	0.069±0.11
Gaming time	0.020±0.10	0.059±0.10	−0.018±0.10	0.19±0.096	0.047±0.10	0.020±0.11	0.051±0.10
Nongaming time	−0.18±0.12	−0.0089±0.11	0.00039±0.10	−0.34±0.11	−0.28±0.12	0.038±0.12	−0.15±0.12
Television time	−0.037±0.10	0.16±0.095	0.10±0.092	0.11±0.094	0.070±0.099	0.057±0.097	0.091±0.096
Addiction score(CGAS)	0.29±0.10	0.22±0.10	0.30±0.10	0.36±0.10	0.17±0.10	0.30±0.10	0.35±0.10

Data presented as standardized regression coefficients ± standard error, except female sex, which are nonstandardized, with statistically significant associations shown in bold.

^*Standardized regression coefficients can be interpreted as the number of SDs the WFIRS-P score would increase, given a 1 SD increase in the predictor variable. CGAS Computer/Gaming station Addiction Scale