Despite it has not been formally included in DSM-5 as a disorder,'Internet addiction (IA)'has
become a worldwide issue. It can be broadly defined as a non-chemical, behavioral …

There is evidence that the neural mechanisms underlying Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD)
resemble those of drug addiction. Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) studies of …

There are a growing number of studies on structural and functional brain mechanisms
underlying Internet gaming disorder (IGD). Recent functional magnetic resonance imaging …

Aim Few studies have investigated Internet Addiction (IA) in adolescents in relation to
personality characteristics. The aim of this study was to determine whether personality …

In the last 10 years, numerous neurobiological studies have been conducted on I nternet
addiction or I nternet use disorder. Various neurobiological research methods–such as …

Background Screen viewing now begins in infancy with new research finding that the
prevalence of screen viewing in children aged under two years 'is high and appears to …

Abstract Background and Aims Addiction is associated with severe economic and social
consequences and personal tragedies, the scientific exploration of which draws upon …

Background Compulsive sexual behaviors (CSB) are relatively common and associated with
significant personal and social dysfunction. The underlying neurobiology is still poorly …

Smartphone dependence (SPD) is increasingly regarded as a psychological problem,
however, the underlying neural substrates of SPD is still not clear. High resolution magnetic …

Internet gaming disorder (IGD) has been conceptualized as a behavioral addiction and
shares clinical, neuropsychological, and personality characteristics with alcohol use …