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Anderson, Keith J. “Internet Use Among College Students: An Exploratory Study”\u00a0Journal of American College Health 50.1 (2001) 21-26. Web.<\/em><\/p>\n

This study looks at a group of 1.300 college students and their frequency of Internet use in relation to how it affects other major activities in their life. The main focus is a case study on a sophomore male who found himself in several depressed mood states and newly formed difficulties in his daily routine. This study focuses on looking at college students because of their greater access to and reliance on the Internet.<\/p>\n

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Block, Jerald J. “Issues for DSM-V: Internet Addiction.” American Journal of Psychiatry<\/em> 165 (2008):306-307. Web<\/p>\n

This article discusses the actual criteria for the clinical diagnosis of Internet addiction as found in the DSM. There have been many findings in South Korea that Internet addiction is a serious health problem. In several Internet cafes of South Korea there have been reports of death, and about 210,000 children are affected by this disorder and require treatment.<\/p>\n

Caplan, Scott E. “Preference for Online Social Interaction: A Theory of Problematic Internet Use and Psychosocial Well-Being”\u00a0Communication Research<\/em>\u00a030.6 (2003): 625-648 Web.<\/p>\n

This article focuses on excessive Internet use and its effects on human communication. Research shows that the human tendency to prefer online communication can lead to loneliness and depression. Studies show that there is a relationship between amount of Internet use and self-image. One hypothesis looks at whether preference for online interaction\u00a0predicts severity of problematic internet use.<\/p>\n

Carolyn A. Lin, et al. “Internet Gratifications And Internet Addiction: On The Uses And Abuses Of New Media.”\u00a0Cyberpsychology & Behavior<\/em>\u00a07.4 (2004): 384-394.\u00a0Business Source Complete<\/em>. Web.<\/p>\n

Elizabeth Mendell, et al. “Internet Use For Health Information Among College Students.”Journal Of American College Health<\/em>\u00a053.4 (2005): 183-188.\u00a0Health Source: Nursing\/Academic Edition<\/em>. Web.<\/p>\n

Hoffman, Donna L., Thomas P. Novak, and Alladi Venkatesh. “Has The Internet Become Indispensable?.”\u00a0Communications Of The ACM<\/em>\u00a047.7 (2004): 37-42.\u00a0Business Source Complete<\/em>. Web.<\/p>\n

Massimini, M. & Peterson, M. \u00a0“Information and communication technology: Effects on U.S. college students.” Cyberpsychology: Research on Cyberspace<\/em> 3.1 (2009): 1-15. Web.<\/p>\n

Walters, Glenn D. “Addiction And Identity: Exploring The Possibility Of A Relationship.”Psychology Of Addictive Behaviors<\/em>\u00a010.1 (1996): 9-17.\u00a0PsycARTICLES<\/em>. Web.<\/p>\n

This article discusses how there have been studies on excessive Internet use and how results show links to mental and social problems.<\/p>\n

Young, Kimberly S. ” Internet Addiction: Emergence of a New Clinical Disorder.”\u00a0CyberPsychology & Behavior<\/em>\u00a01.3 (1996): 237-244. Web\u00a0on research of 396 case studies, researchers compared these people to certain criteria in order to observe any differences between the two groups being studied: those dependent on Internet and those non-dependent.<\/p>\n

Young, Kimberly S., and Rodgers C. Robert. “The Relationship Between Depression and Internet Addiction.”\u00a0CyberPsychology & Behavior<\/em>\u00a01.1 (1998): 25-28. Web.<\/p>\n

This article aims to see for any signs of depression that are linked with obsessive Internet use.\u00a0 A group of Internet users were monitored to see how often people search \u201cInternet addiction\u201d in search engines. An online survey was created to look at whether people were Internet dependent or not based off diagnostic questions. Those who answered, \u201cyes\u201d to at least five or more of the Internet addiction criteria were used for the study.<\/p>\n

Young, Kimberly S. ” Internet Addiction: A New Clinical Phenomenon and Its Consequences”\u00a0American Behavioral Scientist<\/em>\u00a048.4 \u00a0(2004): 402-415. Web.<\/p>\n

In this article, Young discusses how society has become completely absorbed by the Internet.\u00a0 She examines abuse of the Internet in relationship forming, the workforce, and students. Many people have forgotten the main purpose of the Internet and allowed it to become a vice that is extremely difficult to get rid of.<\/p>\n

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