Psychological Issues of Teenagers in Real and Virtual Environments Test - the question form

1. I am concerned about the problem of drug and alcohol addiction in modern society.

2. I am concerned that in modern society, people are often indifferent to one another.

3. I am concerned about terrorism and violence in today’s world.

4. I am afraid that a war might start.

5. I am concerned about a decline in moral standards in society, permissiveness, and rudeness.

6. I am concerned about the widespread occurrence in society of diseases, many of which are incurable.

7. I am concerned about the environmental situation; people have lost a caring attitude toward nature.

8. I am concerned about non-compliance with laws and human rights.

9. I get upset by bad news (epidemics, disasters, etc.).

10. I worry that, as virtual environments develop, many aspects of real life will disappear.

11. My future seems too uncertain.

12. I am afraid of not meeting my parents' expectations.

13. I still do not know what I will do after finishing school.

14. I am afraid that in the future I will not be able to fully realize my potential.

15. I am not sure that in the future I will earn enough to not need financial support from my family.

16. I do not understand myself well.

17. I do not know what I want to achieve in life.

18. I cannot figure out what I am good at.

19. I often feel lonely, as if no one needs me.

20. I feel guilty about some of my actions.

21. When I am with friends, I often feel unsure of myself.

22. I feel inhibited when communicating with people of the opposite sex.

23. I find it difficult to get along with peers.

24. I am concerned that I am not popular with members of the opposite sex.

25. I feel shy about making the first move in a relationship or starting to get to know someone.

26. It is hard to communicate with peers because they are rude and disrespectful.

27. I rarely express my opinion because I am afraid my peers will laugh at me.

28. I would like to be a leader in my peer group, but I am not able to.

29. I sometimes find it difficult to stand up for my point of view.

30. I find it difficult to share my feelings with others.

31. I am afraid that when I become an adult, my parents will still be too involved in my personal life.

32. I often have arguments or conflicts with my parents.

33. My parents often do not understand me.

34. I feel upset when my parents interfere in my life.

35. I often do not understand my parents.

36. I do not like that my parents still consider me a child.

37. My parents still monitor me constantly.

38. My parents and I often have nothing to talk about except my schoolwork and what I eat.

39. My parents put too much pressure on me about my school grades.

40. My parents try to influence how I spend my free time.

41. Without the Internet, I feel lost.

42. Without the Internet, I worry that I will miss important events happening in my country and in the world.

43. When there is a power outage or connection problems, the ability to deal with many everyday matters is lost.

44. I am afraid that my life will feel joyless if the Internet disappears.

45. If I do not have access to the Internet, I am afraid of missing important events for me and my friends.

46. I find it difficult to manage my time between the Internet and completing household responsibilities.

47. I cannot control the amount of time I spend on the Internet.

48. I am dissatisfied that, because of my attachment to the Internet, I put off important tasks until later and do not complete them on time.

49. I cannot keep up with all the new possibilities that appear on the Internet.

50. The internet takes up all of my free time.

51. I would like teachers to treat me with more understanding and respect.

52. I cannot cope with such a large amount of homework.

53. Sometimes teachers treat me unfairly.

54. Many school subjects seem boring and uninteresting to me.

55. I do not like the school's dress code requirements.

56. I am dissatisfied with the school timetable.

57. It would be much easier for me if classes started 1–2 hours later.

58. School classrooms and hallways feel unwelcoming.

59. If it were possible not to attend school, I would agree to that.

60. School and household responsibilities take up too much time.