The relationship between heart rate variability and eye movement characteristics in adolescents with internet gaming disorder: the mediating role of impulsivity
BackgroundThis study aimed to investigate alterations in heart rate variability (HRV) and exploratory eye-movement characteristics in adolescents with Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD), examine the associations among HRV, impulsivity, and exploratory eye-movement characteristics, and further conduct an exploratory mediation analysis based on the observed correlation pattern.MethodsA cross-sectional…
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