The Role of Motivation and Desire in Explaining Students’ VR Games Addiction: A Cognitive-Behavioral Perspective

Table 2

Reliability analysis of the collected survey.

Construct	Items	Loadings	CR	CA	AVE
Cyber aggression (CA)	CG1	0.879	0.923	0.923	0.706
	CG2	0.866
	CG3	0.858
	CG4	0.828
	CG5	0.767
Enjoyment (EJ)	EJ1	0.872	0.888	0.882	0.615
	EJ2	0.801
	EJ3	0.790
	EJ4	0.743
	EJ5	0.706
Cognitive absorption (CA)	CA1	0.899	0.924	0.765	0.802
	CA2	0.894
	CA3	0.893
Time distortion (TD)	TD1	0.804	0.835	0.906	0.628
	TD2	0.791
	TD3	0.783
Behavioral desire (BD)	BD1	0.867	0.885	0.900	0.718
	BD2	0.845
	BD3	0.831
VR game addiction (GA)	GA1	0.768	0.791	0.746	0.559
	GA2	0.767
	GA3	0.706
Maximum variance explained is 33.074%