Four middle school students think the network game can "release the pressure"

Xinhua Tianjin, February 26 (Xinhua Zhou Runjian) The latest release of the "2009 Chinese Minors Internet use status survey" report, 40% students believe that online games can "release pressure." Experts involved in the survey said the students thought the impact of online games on teenagers as far as the "comparative consent" level is concerned, the selection ratio from high to low is "release pressure" (42%), "Meet Friends" (34.1%), "Pass the Time" (28%), "Give me a sense of accomplishment"　　(18.3%), "Escape From Real Life" (17%), "Can control others" (5.5%). Experts said that from the above survey data is not difficult to see, the students surveyed think that online games to help them adjust their own emotional role, but also conducive to students to expand their social relations.　　In addition, we can also see high school students under pressure, this pressure may be mainly from academic competition and family expectations, if the pressure is not released and alleviated, will become a major problem in students ' learning and life, so need to seek more decompression way to give students buck.　　"2009 Chinese minors Internet use status survey" is the Chinese Youth Social Service Center joint Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Youth Political College and other units and relevant experts to carry out the study on the Internet use of Chinese students and school violence related issues. The survey was carried out from April 2009 to September, mainly for minors and their parents between the ages of 11 and 18, and in 27 cities and counties in 9 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities in Tianjin, Inner Mongolia and Jiangsu province.