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    Technological Addiction

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    Articles The Internet’s Effect on Relationships: Detrimental or Beneficial The ’Net indeed plays a convincing role as a surrogate reality for those who become addicted to it. Not only can its users use electronic mail (e-mail)‚ a method of instantly contacting anyone across the world who has an e-mail address‚ but users can also play interactive multiplayer games from text-based to graphical with other users‚ browse the World Wide Web to get information on anything they wish‚ download software

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    VDU’s & Eye Damage‚” 2012) states that London Hazards Centre investigation says that 71 to 90 percent of the people that stare in front of a computer screen‚ more than six hours per day‚ suffer from eye issues (para. 4). Excessive computer use also causes headaches‚ general

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    Winnie Perez Pd. 4 Disadvantages of mobile phone In this era‚ the prosperity of advance technology is blossoming like mushrooms growing in the back yard. Meanwhile‚ invented in 1973 by Martin Cooper‚ mobile phones nowadays are becoming one of the most popular pieces of technology and nearly everyone own a cell phone. Nonetheless‚ mobile phones bring not only easiness in communication area‚ but also many negative effects. Therefore‚ I am convinced that negative health effects‚ the effect

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    69 Online video game addiction Exploring a new phenomenon Online video game addiction Exploring a new phenomenon Antonius J. van Rooij IVO Heemraadssingel 194 3021 DM Rotterdam T 010 425 33 66 F 010 276 39 88 Secretariaat@ivo.nl www.ivo.nl Antonius J. van Rooij Online video game addiction Exploring a new phenomenon Antonius J. van Rooij Online video game addiction. Exploring a new phenomenon. © Antonius J. van Rooij‚ 2011 All rights reserved. No part of this publication

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    Mobile Phones

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    Must we use mobile phones all the time? In this century‚ there are lots of people using mobile phones‚ from the young to the old‚ from the have to the have-not. Mobile phones can have positive effects if we use it well. But there are many people who misuse them‚ especially students. Most of them can never separate from their mobile phones. In fact‚ using mobile phones all the time can make us procrastinate doing things like eating and praying‚ forget to study‚ and even suffer from cancer. The

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    Addiction To Nicotine

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    Maisie Sturrock Sarah Fuller January 17‚ 2017 English 4 Is Your Health Worth the Price? Cutting America’s Addiction to Nicotine It is a commonly known fact that the use of tobacco products will increase the destruction of any given person’s health. How is it possible that most food products sold to the United States public must pass the FDA checkpoints? Yet our government is allowing manufactures to distribute a cancerous product at an financially affordable cost. There are many ads‚ commercials

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    increased rapidly. We are dealing with a subdivision of Internet addiction connected to social media‚ It occurs more regularly among younger than older users. We have also found that people who are anxious and socially insecure use Facebook more than those with lower scores on those traits‚ probably because those who are anxious find it easier to communicate via social media than face-to-face (Andreassen‚ 2012) Facebook addiction have a larger percentage in our days‚ we have a issue to other

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    SHOPPING ADDICTION Name: Course details: Date: Shopping addiction is a behavioral addiction often referred to as `shopoholism` and also known as oniomania or compulsive shopping. This condition was identified in the nineteenth century and marked a psychiatric disorder in the twentieth century. [1]It normally begins in the early adulthood and is experienced by teenagers in their late teens .it mostly affects females as compared to males. Like any other

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    Facebook Addiction

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    Facebook Addiction The newest social networking site‚ Facebook has opened up an exciting online world that has enabled millions of people around the world to connect with each other. Facebook provides its members a way to make new friends‚ keep in touch with current friends‚ and find old friends and family anywhere in the world without ever having to leave their home. Since its introduction to the public in 2005 Facebook has experienced phenomenal growth and has become the world’s most popular

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    Pornography Addiction

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    Webster’s dictionary defines addiction as a habitual psychological and physiological dependence on a substance or practice beyond one’s voluntary control. The essence of all addiction is the addicts’ experience of powerlessness over a compulsive behavior‚ resulting in their lives becoming unmanageable. The addict is out of control and experiences tremendous shame‚ pain and self-loathing. The addict may wish to stop --- yet repeatedly fails to do so. In this sense‚ there are many things that can

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