Titlebook: Internet Addiction; Neuroscientific Appr Christian Montag,Martin Reuter Book 20151st edition Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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Christian Montag,Martin Reuter with or without a ferrite core, and frequency of excitation current—are discussed. Test-piece factors—conductivity, permeability, shape, and position relative to the coil—are also discussed. Sources of uncertainty in inspections due to, for example, unknown variations in the coil windings or accide

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The Evolution of Internet Addiction Disorderread, new studies examine the neuroscientific causes of Internet addiction and ways that the disorder may be treated primarily using behavior therapy, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and residential care. The chapter also provides the theoretical frameworks to understand the etiologic models or cau

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Functional Brain Changes in Response to Treatment of Internet Gaming Disordergaming disorder (IGD) through an overview of the results of pharmacological trials. Second, we review the functional brain changes, especially in terms of cortico-striatal circuitry, in response to pharmacological treatments in individuals with IGD. Finally, we discuss the functional brain changes o

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Autonomic Nervous System and Brain Circuitry for Internet Addictionnomic nervous systems in Internet addiction is similar to that in drug addiction. The sympathetic division is more strongly reactive, with responses in internal glands and bodily organs and acceleration of heart rate (or blood volume pulse) and respiratory response rate as well as a reduction of tem

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