ASYMMETRIES AND INDIVIDUAL FEATURES OF STUDENTS WITH INTERNET DEPENDENCE
In the article the bases of individual psychological differences in Internet dependent students of a university (18-17 years of age, n = 75) with different signs of interhemispheric asymmetries are studied. For the study, a wide range of psychological and psychophysiological techniques are applied to investigate asymmetries, the criteria of partial dominance by A.R. Luria. Individual differences are revealed. A higher level of Internet dependence is associated with predominance of right hemispheric dominance and vice versa: a lower level of Internet dependence is associated with the prevalence of left hemisphere dominance. During statistical processing, factor analysis is used, which makes it possible to single out significant factors of asymmetry and individual psychological links with the manifestations of Internet addiction.