COMPUTER DEPENDENCY
- Internet Addiction: The Emergence
of a New Clinical Disorder - by Kimberly Young. Paper
presented at the 104th annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, Toronto,
Canada, August 15, 1996. Originally published in CyberPsychology and Behavior, Vol. 1,
No. 3.
- Junkie Culture - Chris Mitchell finds
arguments for Internet addiction unconvincing in Dr. Kimberley S. Young's Caught In The Net.
- Internet Addiction on Campus: The Vulnerability of College
Students - by Jonathan J. Kandell, Ph.D. CyberPsychology & Behavior Volume 1,
Number 1, 1998.
- Internet "addiction": the effects of sex, age, depression and introversion - Paper
presented at the British Psychological Society London Conference 15 December 1998. By Helen Petrie and
David Gunn, Pschology Department, University of Hertfordshire.
- Computer addictions entangle students - by Bridget Murray
- Is the Internet Addictive, or Are Addicts Using the Internet? - by Storm A. King, December, 1996.
- Nurseweek/Healthweek | Internet
addiction?
- "Internet Addiction": Addictive Behavior,
Transference or More? - by Michael Fenichel, Ph.D.
- Internet Addiction and
American Culture - by Andrew Conrad
- The Nature of Internet Addiction: Psychological Factors in
Compulsive Internet Use - by David N. Greenfield, Ph.D., L.MFT, CEAP, Psychological Health Associates, 10/99.
- CMC Magazine: Developing Personal and Emotional Relationships Via
Computer-Mediated Communication - by Brittney G. Chenault, May 1998.
-
Electronic Opium: Computer Addiction in the Internet Age
- Computers
make our lives easier ? and pull us further apart - by Justin Pope
- Internet
addiction - truth or myth? - by Michael Karlsson
- Some Scholars Question Research Methods of Experts on Internet
Addiction - by Vincent Kiernan
- What is
"Normal" Internet Use?
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- Internet Addiction Self-Appraisal and Tips for Real-Time Living - by David N.
Creenfield, Ph.D., L.MFT. Psychological Health Associates. These questions may serve as general
guidelines only, as there are currently no formal or scientifically validated criteria for
Internet abuse, dependency, or addiction.
- Another Empty Bottle - Internet
Addiction Resources - (Link Unavailable)
- Computer Addiction Services - Maressa Hecht
Orzack, Ph.D.
- Computer Addicts Anonymous
- It would seem that there is a need for a Computer Addicts Anonymous, or at
least for a leaflet outlining to parents and spouses how they can help their
computer-addicted kin.
- Quick Stretches for Internet Junkies! - (Link Unavailable) - Tear yourself away from the keyboard and try these 8 quick stretches to loosen up the muscles of your neck and shoulders, and protect you from Repetitive Strain Injuries.
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Last Updated: July 14, 2000.