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IS THAT SOME OF YOU HAVE SEEN AND NO OTHER .. FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT .. FOLLOW THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE VIDEO GAME ADDICTS.

Some believe that people whose lives are dominated by computer games are addicted and others do not believe the same thing. But regardless of whether it is or is not addicted to these players, there are support groups for them









Is there such a thing as addiction to games, the idea is just total nonsense?

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The answer depends on whom you ask. At one extreme, there are the players to threaten to rage if anyone dared to suggest to stay away from their computers to give a break to the rear. At the other extreme, neglected spouses, former players and a bevy of therapists dedicated to treating gaming addicts. Some games are more reviled than others for the loved ones of the players.

Symptoms of addiction

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According to the specialist, the symptoms of gaming addiction are the poor performance in school and work, and the abandonment of any other activity for the game. Compulsive gambling tends to mask the underlying problems like depression, anger and low self-esteem, said Orzack, who said that at one time had become addicted to solitaire. "Many people start playing because it is boring," he said. "The enthusiasm and fun are encouraging. They get pleasure from the experience and want to repeat. This is how you build the addiction."

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Ultimately, almost anything can be considered an addiction if it interferes with normal development of basic life activities such as study, work and interpersonal relations, said Squire. The important thing is balance. So point your chakras and remember, it's just a game.

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One in four adults between 35 and 44 commonly used video games, according to a study released Thursday by the University Complutense of Madrid and the Association of gamers.

The survey "Habits and preparation for the games of those over 35 years has revealed that besides having a strong penetration in the group of young adults, video games are an activity that one in four over age 65 perform a time week.

This report seeks to shatter the myth that these applications are for children, showing that for example that the age group between 55-64 years drink almost 80% of people who play more than three hours a day and that the platform Wii captures the preferences of over 65 years.

One of the main findings of this survey of 974 people, is that as people have birthdays lose interest in action games and strategy, a trend that affects both men and women.

According to the report, women are opting for further puzzle games, children's, educational and sports, as they say they are more suitable for the whole family.

When assessing the activity by 36.5 percent of respondents said the most important thing is that the game is a whip of entertainment and distraction while a 15.37 percent say that he likes to play with her family.

The age of onset is the term most marked difference in age as the youngest group, aged between 35 and 44 years, claims to have played since his youth, while the older age bracket, from 65, says have started from a family member do it.

According to the report, nearly 70 percent of respondents claimed to know the PEGI code, which sets an age rating for games.

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Addicts online matching let her son die

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Ciberjuego obsession "killed" her son

The South Korean police said a couple whose son died three years of age due to malnutrition was addicted to a game on the Internet dedicated to caring for a virtual girl.

The couple, now under arrest after being given the run-feeding the child only once a day during a break while twelve hours spent playing online in an Internet cafe, authorities said.

The man, 41 years old, and the woman, 25, had been "obsessed" with bringing up a virtual girl in the game called Anima Online Prius while neglecting his own son, according to police.

Police spokesman Chung Jin-won said that the couple had "lost the will to live after losing their jobs."

The game became a way to "escape reality", he added.

Authorities arrested the couple in the city of Suweon, south of Seoul, the capital, earlier in the week.

The son of detainees died five months ago and the autopsy showed cause of death as a long period of malnutrition.

After reporting the child's death the couple fled.

Addiction

BBC correspondents indicate that in South Korea have been sporadically reported cases of deaths related to addiction to Internet games.

In one such case, a man aged 28 died after five days playing with few interruptions.

South Korea, on the other hand, has been the site of the World Cyber ​​Games.

Speaking to the BBC Mark Griffiths, a psychologist and author of several studies on online games, said "the ciberjuegos addiction affects a small minority who develop symptoms of traditional addictions."

But unlike these traditional addictions, there's little help available for those suffering from addiction to Internet games, said the specialist.

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A South Korean girl three months old starved to death after her parents left her repeatedly for periods of 12 hours to grout in a local Internet cafe, where they were feeding a child through a virtual game computer known as "Prius Online."
The father is 41 years old and the mother of 25 found her daughter dead after returning from real coffee. The autopsy revealed that the baby died of prolonged malnutrition.
While in line, the couple was raising a virtual daughter, apparently as a form of escapism from their own lives. Both parents were unemployed recently and her baby was born prematurely, which is taboo in Korean culture and is considered failure of the parents.
Chung Jin-won, a police officer in Suwon, a suburb of the nation's capital, Seoul, told Yonhap news agency: "The couple seemed to have lost the will to live a normal life, because they had jobs and gave birth to a premature baby ... they are not as dedicated to online gaming to raise a virtual character to escape reality, which led to the death of her real baby. "
About 96 percent of South Koreans consider Internet access as a "fundamental right" and 15 million - 30 percent of the population - play online, according to BBC News.
In 2005, a 28 year old South Korean man collapsed and died while playing a video game for 50 consecutive hours with little food and rest.

Msn - An addiction??

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Can not you stop writing the Messenger? Are you hooked on an RPG? Well be careful because you may be suffering an addiction. Internet gives us great opportunities, but too much of a disease. Say that two teenagers of 12 and 13 who are being treated at the Children's Mental Health and Juvenile Lleida because they are addicted to Messenger.

The uncontrolled use by adolescents of the Internet is creating for young addicts. In the Balearic Islands, has increased cases of young people from age 14 addicted to RPGs, the Messenger and other Internet programs. The symptoms are very clear, teens can not control their desire to participate in a chat and spend many hours a day writing in the Messenger. In the end, needed medical treatment for addiction that can be extended for at least a year.


So what explains the clinical psychologist Capistrano, Marta Cittadini, a specialist in this clinical center, who noted that from the age of 14 cases usually occur users of MSN, games "online" and RPGs that have addiction and not are monitored at any time by their parents, while Internet use is "very common" after 15 or 16 years.
Young teen addicts
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As he says, has come to be some young man of 12 years by addiction to the network, mainly to chat and role-playing games, which users perceive as a new way "to experience and live a virtual reality" as allowed to assume certain identities and come to take the game "as an obligation." "A large percentage of the population feels that need," he says.


He explains that there are people who participate in these games for several years and approximately five to start is when they are detected addiction. In particular, according to a survey conducted in 2007, women opt for MSN chat and how to communicate through the Internet to be a way to disguise his shyness.


In the same vein, two boys aged 12 and 13 are receiving treatment at the Mental Health Center Child and Youth Lleida. In both cases, conduct disorder of children had led to school failure, and the treatment they receive, one of them is three months while the other has seven, in a process that will last at least two years.


The center's director, Maite Utgés, notes that both had your year and a half before going to the center without supervision by parents. One of them took advantage of the tips of the family to recharge the card. The center of Lleida is treating 20 children and youth Internet addiction of which 17 have addiction Messenger, according to its director.

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