Internet addiction falls under technology addiction diagnosis. Estimated prevalence ranges from 8.2% to 38% in America and Europe. No standardized criteria exist for measuring internet addiction
Computer power and human reason were discussed in 1976 by Weizenbaum. Zimbardo's "The age of indifference" (1980) highlighted the technological impact. Shallis' "The silicon idol" (1984) examined the social implications
Anxiety and internet addiction are linked through inhibitory control. Physical activity moderates the relationship between anxiety and inhibitory control. Children's screen time affects attention and psychosocial symptoms
Concept introduced by Cameron Sepah to limit addictive behaviors like internet use. Aims to reset brain's dopamine levels through mental breaks. Focuses on reducing maladaptive activities that stimulate brain's reward pathways
Chronically online refers to excessive internet use that distorts life perspectives. People with this trait often engage in extreme political or moral views. Internet culture and slang can define someone as chronically online
77% of Americans connect to internet daily. Internet addiction isn't yet in DSM-5 but may be recognized. Professionals classify it as OCD or impulse control disorder