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  • Digital Well-being

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  • Burnout poses significant risks, with problematic internet use theorized as a key contributor.
  • Existing research shows a positive link between problematic internet use and burnout, but the relationship's extent and direction are debated.

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  • A three-level meta-analysis quantitatively synthesized 42 studies (54,121 participants) published up to April 2023.
  • Examined the strength of the association between problematic internet use and burnout.

Key Points:

  • A moderate, significant, and positive association was found between problematic internet use and burnout.
  • Population, burnout dimension, and burnout measure moderated the relationship.
  • Study features like region, internet use type, gender, and publication year did not explain heterogeneity.

Conclusions:

  • Individuals with problematic internet use report higher burnout.
  • Findings deepen understanding of the problematic internet use-burnout link, informing future research and interventions.
  • Cross-sectional designs in most studies limit causal inferences.