For a condition that some don't believe even exists, internet addiction goes by many names-net compulsions, internet addiction disorder, compulsive Surfing, web dependency-none of which holds any official status. In fact, the contrary is true, as no credible medical association has been willing to embrace the condition.
Either way, one might safely regard the term as a catch-all holding company of sorts; a folder with no true meaning of its own, but containing any number of files, or web-related activities which have, according to the scant documentation available, shown some capacity to cause problems in one's life. One widely quoted estimate suggests that between 5-10% of people online are "web dependent."
Online activities included under the banner of this addiction may include:
* Cyber Sex * Cyber pornography * Online Affairs * Multi-User Role Playing Online Games * Shopping (including auction sites like Ebay) * Online Gambling * Extensive surfing
However, there is a tremendous amount of disagreement and dispute in the medical community regarding internet addiction. In this piece we'll look at both sides of that dispute, as well as symptoms and treatment models.
Most clinics will treat addictions for pain killers, opiates and narcotics; some have specialty facilities to treat methamphetamine addiction or alcohol addiction. Each clinic has its own policies on what they will and will not be able to treat.
the most addictive addiction is actually nicoten
Yes. Most people that get one ... keep on getting them. Its an expensive addiction.
Most people are addicted to chocolates especially the females. It has not been established how chocolate can be used to fight against an addiction.
If you are communicating will different types of people online, it is key to type in a tone or style that is most comfortable from them to understand. It is true, not only online but in real life as well. If you communicate at the same level as the other person, then they will understand you better.
yes it does, most people who have the addiction are always playing games or on dating sites or just blogging , best way to stop it is to get out and start being active.
Something that a lot of people don't realize is that addiction is actually much broader and more deeply rooted than mere chemical addiction. In truth, the chemical side of drug addiction is generally one of the easiest parts to overcome. The emotional craving is often harder to kick than the chemical craving. One of the most important drug addiction facts is this one: People who have a support group have a higher rate of success in kicking the habit.
All types of people would have different answers. MY favs are territory war online and stick arena ballistick
most people feel scared or unsafe about talking to people online and some feel happy!:)
smiles,types of texts,thats most of it.
At first, addictions are often voluntary. There are cases when people are forcibly given drugs, but that is not what most addicts face. But as a person chooses to continue drugs, the addiction is no longer voluntary. It is then a physical addiction as well as a psychological one. They find that they "have to" have it or they will get sick or whatever.
Most likely it is not a true addiction and is more characteristic of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder... A true addiction has a basis in some kind of physiological response.