비행 청소년의 사이버 문제 도박 수준과 사이버 도박 진입 동기 요인의 관계 분석 - 부모의 자녀 도박 개입 수준에 따른 집단 비교를 중심으로 -

초록

This study aims at examining the association between gambling motivation factors and cyber problem gambling level toward juvenile delinquents. With the recent development of IT devices, teenagers engage in cyber gambling through various motives such as advertising, friends, and monetary purposes. Accordingly, hierarchical regression analysis was used for juvenile delinquents under probation to analyze entry motivation factors that affect the level of cyber problem gambling. As a result of the analysis, the level of cyber problem gambling increased as juvenile delinquents had a stronger motivation to enter for financial purposes. In addition, through the setting of control variables, it was derived that the more parents tried to intervene strongly in the gambling behavior of juvenile delinquents, the higher the level of cyber problem gambling. Based on this, the motivation for entry affecting the level of cyber problem gambling was analyzed by dividing the group with high and low levels of intervention in parents' child gambling behavior. As a result, the higher the level of parental gambling intervention, the stronger the "friend experience" factor, and the stronger the "monetary purpose" factor in the group with low parental intervention, the higher the level of problem gambling. Besides, cyber problem gambling of juvenile delinquents requires an appropriate resolution of financial problems. It was also confirmed that support and response policies need to be classified by the level of gambling intervention according to the difference in parenting attitudes of parents. Further policy implications will be discussed.

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