By Hugh C. McBrideVideo games have been compared to “kiddie crack;” online messaging has been blamed for increasing the reach of childhood bullies; and youth internet addiction has been identified …
Risk of Internet Addiction Higher in Teens with ADHD and Depression
By Leslie DavisBetween school, work, home, and cell phones, it is hard to escape the internet. As society becomes more reliant on the web, the risk of internet addiction increases. For one segment …
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Never Too Old for Video Games?
Video games and computer games are heavily marketed toward teens and young adults, but recent studies show the average video game addict is 35 years old.The research also shows that compulsive …
Study Documents Prevalence of Pathological Behavior among Young Video Gamers
By Hugh C. McBrideMany enthusiasts mistakenly employ the term “addiction” when discussing their passion for a certain object, activity, or event. Sports fans say they are addicted to their …
New Facts about Video Game Addiction: Problem More Widespread Than Expected
By Meghan VivoTo all of those who argue video game addiction is a made-up condition, new research presents evidence that may make you reconsider.Adding fire to the debate as to the existence …
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