Hooked on Games: The Lure and Cost of Video Game and Internet Addiction
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Hooked on Games: The Lure and Cost of Video Game and Internet Addiction

by Andrew P Doan, Brooke Strickland

Self-Help Psychology
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Hooked on Games examines the enticing world of video games and the internet, revealing the risks and costs of addiction. It explores how these technologies can lead to compulsive behaviors, affecting daily life and relationships. This book offers valuable perspectives on navigating digital habits responsibly in an increasingly online society.

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Hooked on Games delves into the allure of video games and internet use, highlighting the potential for addiction in modern digital environments.

The book addresses the psychological and social impacts of excessive gaming and online engagement, offering a balanced view of their benefits and drawbacks.

Through its analysis, it aims to help readers recognize patterns of dependency and understand the broader implications for well-being.

Authors Andrew P. Doan and Brooke Strickland provide accessible insights into this growing concern in today's connected world.

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