Correlation Analysis of Mobile Phone Media Use Dependence and Health Quality of 17 College Students in Gansu Province

Background: More and more studies have shown that young people with cell phone addiction and Internet addiction have become a socially concerned group. With the rapid development of information technology, universities have become an important group for mobile phone use. Objective: Based on the use of mobile phone media by students in 17 colleges and universities in Gansu Province, to explore the correlation between mobile phone dependent use and health quality. Methods: 1966 students from 17 colleges and universities in Gansu Province were randomly selected as the research object, using SPSS 22.0 for simple descriptive statistical analysis, multiple response, Pearson correlation and cross analysis. Results: Caused facial acne, skin allergies, fear of learning, decreased communication skills, headache, dizziness, irritability, loss of appetite, and hearing loss. The response rate and penetration rate of 9 items were significantly higher, indicating that mobile phone use will affect health. Conclusion: Excessive use of mobile phones will affect the physical and mental health of college students. To this end, countermeasures are proposed: schools should limit the time for college students to use and guide students to use mobile phones reasonably; parents should also urge students to correct their attitudes towards mobile phones and communicate actively and effectively with students; The focus is on academics.