Table 3.

Association between different behavioral addictions and stress.

		Low stress		Moderate stress		High stress		Total		P -value
		n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%
Gender										0.36
	Male
		20	57.1	93	63.7	23	52.3	136	60.4
	Female
		15	42.9	53	36.3	21	47.7	89	39.6
	Total
		35	100.0	146	100.0	44	100.0	225	100.0
College year										0.71
	3rd year
		11	14.3	50	64.9	16	20.8	77	100.0
	4th year
		20	18.5	67	62.0	21	19.4	108	100.0
	5th year
		4	10.0	29	72.5	7	17.5	40	100.0
	Total
		35	15.6	146	64.9	44	19.6	225	100.0
Generalized anxiety disorder										<0.001
	Normal
		35	100.0	107	73.3	10	22.7	152	67.6
	Moderate anxiety
		0	0.0	31	21.2	19	43.2	50	22.2
	Severe anxiety
		0	0.0	8	5.5	15	34.1	23	10.2
	Total
		35	100.0	146	100.0	44	100.0	225	100.0
Problematic pornography consumption										0.02
	Normal
		34	97.1	131	89.7	34	77.3	199	88.4
	Possible
		1	2.9	15	10.3	10	22.7	26	11.6
	Total
		35	100.0	146	100.0	44	100.0	225	100.0
Internet gaming disorder										0.41*
	Non-disordered
		35	100.0	143	97.9	42	95.5	220	97.8
	Disordered
		0	0.0	3	2.1	2	4.5	5	2.2
	Total
		35	100.0	146	100.0	44	100.0	225	100.0
Internet addiction test										<0.001
	Normal
		21	60.0	43	29.5	7	15.9	71	31.6
	Problematic
		11	31.4	36	24.7	4	9.1	51	22.7
	Pathological
		3	8.6	67	45.9	33	75.0	103	45.8
	Total
		35	100.0	146	100.0	44	100.0	225	100.0

Pearson Chi-Square was used to calculate p-value.

^*For internet gaming disorder, Fisher's exact test was used to calculate p-value.