基于Web of Science的社交媒体环境下睡眠质量与抑郁关系的可视化分析

摘要/Abstract

摘要： 目的分析近10年社交媒体环境下睡眠质量与抑郁关系研究趋势。方法在Web of Science核心合集中以social media、depression和sleep quality为主题进行检索。检索时限为2012年1月—2022年6月,利用CiteSpace可视化软件对纳入文献进行分析。结果共纳入1 173篇相关文献,国际上相关研究数量不断增多并呈逐年增长趋势,发文量前3的国家依次是美国、中国和英格兰。发文量最多的研究机构是哈佛大学医学院,其次是悉尼大学和匹兹堡大学。发文量在5篇以上的作者共计5名。研究热点集中在认知行为疗法、老年人、体力活动、生态瞬时评估、模式、电子游戏、响应、新型冠状病毒感染（coronavirus disease 2019,COVID-19）和双相情感障碍,形成9个聚类,研究前沿包括对数字媒体和信息技术的探讨。结论通过对关键词和突现词的分析发现,近年来该领域研究主题集中在网络成瘾对人们睡眠质量的影响、社交媒体用户心理健康的现状调查和干预措施上。在发文量逐年上升的同时,作者和研究机构之间的合作较少,各研究机构分布较为分散,缺乏必要的沟通与交流,学者相互认可度较低。未来需要加强不同学者、不同机构之间的合作与交流,以共同促进该领域发展。

关键词: 抑郁, CiteSpace, 社交媒体, 睡眠质量

Abstract: Objective To analyze the trends of research on the relationship between sleep quality and depression in the social media environment in the last 10 years. Methods A Web of Science core collection was searched on the topics of social media,depression and sleep quality. The search time limit was from January 2012 to June 2022,and the included literature was analyzed using CiteSpace visualization software. Results A total of 1 173 relevant articles were included,and the number of relevant studies is increasing and showing a trend of growth year by year. The top three countries in terms of number of publications were USA,China and England. The institution with the highest number of publications was Harvard Medical School,followed by the University of Sydney and the University of Pittsburgh. There were five authors who published more than five articles. The research hotspots focused on cognitive behavioral therapy,older adults,physical activity,ecological momentary assessment,patterns,video games,response,coronavirus disease 2019（COVID-19） and bipolar disorder,forming nine clusters. The research frontiers included an exploration of digital media and information technology. Conclusions The analysis of keywords and burst words reveals that the research themes in this field in recent years have focused on the effects of Internet addiction on people's sleep quality,the investigation of the current situation of social media users' mental health and intervention measures.While the number of publications is increasing year by year,there is less cooperation between authors and research institutions,the distribution of research institutions is more scattered,the necessary communication and exchange is lacking,and the mutual recognition of scholars is low. In the future,it is necessary to strengthen the cooperation and exchange between different scholars and different institutions to jointly promote the development of research in this field.

Key words: Depression, CiteSpace, Social media, Sleep quality

中图分类号:

R181.2

张小娜, 祝鑫红, 丁琳琳, 熊振芳, 李芷涵, 姜昊. 基于Web of Science的社交媒体环境下睡眠质量与抑郁关系的可视化分析. [J]职业与健康, 2023, 39(16): 2269-2275.

ZHANG Xiaona, ZHU Xinhong, DING Linlin, XIONG Zhenfang, LI Zhihan, JIANG Hao. Visual analysis of relationship between sleep quality and depression in a social media environment based on Web of Science. [J]OCCUPATION AND HEALTH, 2023, 39(16): 2269-2275.

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