Preliminary Criteria For Ict in Assisting Students With Psychological Problems

A rising quantity of research designates that adolescents’ and students’ psychological problems pose a risk to them and society. Research indicates that students frequently utilize Information and Communications Technology (ICT) services to get informed about mental health, and to resolve their psyc...

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Published inHuman (Tuzla) Vol. 14; no. 1; pp. 40 - 52
Main Authors Jakovljevic, Marija, Karacic, Marija, Pjano, Ognjen
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Institute for Human Rehabilitation 05.04.2024
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criteria
e-psychology
education
icts
psychological problems
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Summary:A rising quantity of research designates that adolescents’ and students’ psychological problems pose a risk to them and society. Research indicates that students frequently utilize Information and Communications Technology (ICT) services to get informed about mental health, and to resolve their psychological problems. A critical and reflective analysis of the scientific literature, and a critical examination and reflective synthesis, theories, and practice on the use of ICTs and digital media for the treatment of psychological problems have been employed in this study. The study identifies gaps in research theory and practice regarding the use of ICTs and digital services for the prevention and treatment of mental health issues among adolescents and the student population. The article proposes ten preliminary criteria for ICT use in the treatment of psychological problems as a direction for further research.
ISSN:2232-9935
2232-996X
DOI:10.21554/hrr.042403