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The purpose of this study is to investigate the lifestyle factors influencing behavioral problems such as Inattention, hyperactivity/impulsivity, and internet overuse in elementary and middle school students. Data from 889 elementary school students and 676 middle school students were used and teacher reporting on students' attention deficit and hyperactivity and impulsivity symptoms was also included in the analysis. Lifestyle included opportunities for family interaction, sleep, watching TV, playing Video games, eating breakfast, eating junk food, and private education. As a result of stepwise regression analysis, Video games, junk foods, and family interactions significantly predicted the inattention of elementary and middle school students. Video games, TV, junk foods, and family interactions significantly predicted elementary school students' hyperactivity and impulsivity, but the lifestyle variables hardly accounted for the hyperactivity/impulsivity of middle school students. Video game, and family interactions significantly predicted Internet overuse for both elementary and middle school students. Current study suggest that family interaction opportunities and the use of video games, TV and junk food should be considered to intervene in behavior problems. ■ keyword :∣Inattention∣Hyperactivity/impulsivity∣Internet Overuse∣Lifestyle∣Elementary & Middle School Students∣  : 2018 08 29  : 2018 10 11  : 2018 10 23  : , e-mail : dhlawrence05@gmail.com  '18 Vol. 18 No. 11 172

the journal of the korea contents association

Exploratory Study on the Relationship between Lifestyles and Inattention, Hyperactivity/Impulsivity, Internet Overuse in Elementary and Middle School Students