Internet and Smartphone Use-Related Addiction Health Problems: Treatment, Education and Research

• Other Authors: Lopez-Fernandez, Olatz (Editor)
• Format: Electronic Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2021
• Subjects: Humanities; Social interaction; smartphone use; parental management; scale validation; attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD); smartphone addiction; social media/messenger apps; Facebook; WhatsApp; Internet addiction; Internet use disorder; smartphone use disorder; internet gaming disorder; stress; resilience; escape; depression; internet addiction; PI; EA; self-identity; social exclusion; surveillance; Facebook addiction; online gambling; self-exclusion; responsible gambling; comparative study; poker; public health model; Internet game advertising; accessibility; environmental factors; e-gambling; e-gambling prevalence; forms of e-gambling; problem e-gambling; problematic smartphone use; pro-gamers; Child Behavior Check List; resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging; problematic pornography use; internet pornography use; problematic pornography consumption scale; problematic pornography use scale; the short internet addiction test adapted to online sexual activities; problematic Internet use; non-medical use of prescription drugs; depressive symptoms; adolescents; anxiety; mental well-being; population-based study; parental monitoring; problematic mobile phone use; escape motivation; shyness; cluster analysis; video game; video game addiction; personality; comorbidity; Internet Gaming Disorder; gaming disorder; gaming addiction; behavioral addiction; Internet Gaming Disorder Scale-Short Form; adolescent internet use; excessive internet use; family factors; parenting styles; gaming; social media; behavior addiction; sleep quality; psychological distress; problematic use; addiction; Twitter; psychopathology; suicide; suicide attempts; intervention; case management; adolescence; marketing; unhook; gamification; social-networks-use disorder; social media use; social networking sites; protective competences; self-regulation; social needs; solution-focused group counseling; college students; scientific production; bibliometric analysis; scientific mapping; internet; Web of Science; phone; BMI percentile; food addiction; emotional eating; impulsivity; emotion regulation; compulsive buying; addictive shopping; online shopping; dissociation; problematic usage of pornography; manifesto; problematic usage of the internet; COST action network; behavioural addiction research.; generalized Internet addiction; online gaming addiction; online gambling addiction; Europe; policy option; prevention; public health; confirmatory factor analysis; Malay version; medical student; validation study; smartphones; self-perceived addiction; ROC analysis; cutoff point; SPAI-Spain; video games; mixed methods research; stakeholder engagement; consensus development; social networking; body self-esteem; personality traits; fsQCA models; problematic phone use; pain; dry eye; quality of life; recovery; prognosis; cohort; college student; distraction; randomized controlled trial; social media addiction; autonomy need dissatisfaction; boredom proneness; mobile phone gaming; multiple mediation; university student; MPPUSA; internet addiction test; university students; Peruvian sample; psychometric properties; pathological Internet use; Internet gaming disorder; social networking site addiction; problem drinking; alcohol; adolescent; Internet problematic use; Internet use-related addiction problems; technologies; education; health; treatment; COVID-19
• Online Access: DOAB: download the publication; DOAB: description of the publication

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