Table 4.

Association between different behavioral addictions and anxiety.

		Normal anxiety		Moderate anxiety		Severe anxiety		Total		P -value
		n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%
Gender										0.02
	Male
		93	61.2	35	70.0	8	34.8	136	60.4
	Female
		59	38.8	15	30.0	15	65.2	89	39.6
	Total
		152	100.0	50	100.0	23	100.0	225	100.0
College year										0.37
	3rd year
		47	30.9	22	44.0	8	34.8	77	34.2
	4th year
		78	51.3	21	42.0	9	39.1	108	48.0
	5th year
		27	17.8	7	14.0	6	26.1	40	17.8
	Total
		152	100.0	50	100.0	23	100.0	225	100.0
Perceived stress scale										<0.001
	Low stress
		35	23.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	35	15.6
	Moderate stress
		107	70.4	31	62.0	8	34.8	146	64.9
	High stress
		10	6.6	19	38.0	15	65.2	44	19.6
	Total
		152	100.0	50	100.0	23	100.0	225	100.0
Problematic pornography consumption										<0.001
	Normal
		146	96.1	34	68.0	19	82.6	199	88.4
	Possible
		6	3.9	16	32.0	4	17.4	26	11.6
	Total
		152	100.0	50	100.0	23	100.0	225	100.0
Internet gaming disorder										0.01*
	Non-disordered
		151	99.3	49	98.0	20	87.0	220	97.8
	Disordered
		1	0.7	1	2.0	3	13.0	5	2.2
	Total
		152	100.0	50	100.0	23	100.0	225	100.0
Internet addiction test										0.01
	Normal
		55	36.2	11	22.0	5	21.7	71	31.6
	Problematic
		40	26.3	8	16.0	3	13.0	51	22.7
	Pathological
		57	37.5	31	62.0	15	65.2	103	45.8
	Total
		152	100.0	50	100.0	23	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.