Over the past two decades, many problematic/excessive behaviours have increasingly been
conceptualized as addictions due to their similarity with more traditional psychoactive …

Abstract Background 'Gaming Disorder'(GD) is now an officially recognized mental health
disorder according to the World Health Organization (WHO) framework while 'Internet …

Abstract Background and aims Problematic Internet use (PIU; generalized PIU and specific
PIU) is an emerging public health issue associated with various negative mental health …

Background and aims Internet gaming disorder (IGD), compulsive sexual behavior (CSB),
and problematic social network usage (PSNU) are prevalent disorders among adolescents …

Attachment theory and the model of compensatory Internet use provide a comprehensive
framework for understanding the relationship between attachment and problematic Internet …

Günümüzde dijitalleşmenin yaygınlaşması sonucu dijital oyun bağımlılığı sorunu baş
göstermiştir. Bu bağlamda araştırmada sporcuların ve e-spor oyuncularının dijital oyun …

Abstract Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD), describes the abuse of Internet games with
detrimental impact to the real-life social engagement of some gamers. Indeed, evidence …

Abstract Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD) embodies a persistent and recurrent engagement
with video games, to the exclusion of other activities, that cannot be controlled, and with …

Abstract Background Disordered Internet gaming is thought to be perpetuated by one's need
to escape their real‐life distress or mental health symptoms, which may in turn generate …

Problematic gaming has been consistently associated with insecure attachment styles and
alexithymia. However, there is limited knowledge regarding the impact of specific …