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DOI: 10.1016/j.genhosppsych.2011.09.013
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Internet addiction: hours spent online, behaviors and psychological symptoms

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“…Griffiths (1999) conceptualises internet addiction as a behavioral addiction; a term that is used to refer to cases of non-substance-based addictive symptomatology. While many empirical studies of internet addiction do not distinguish between different types of online activities (e.g., Bozoglan, Demirer, & Sahin, 2013;Hawi, 2012;Tonioni et al, 2012), some online behavioral addictions experts recognise that the problematic use of social networking sites (SNSs; Kuss & Griffiths, 2011;Yu, Hsu, Yu, & Hsu, 2012), for example, is dissimilar to internet gaming disorder (DiChiara, 2010;Hsu, Wen, & Wu, 2009). It is important for mental health experts to recognise this divergence, as there are likely to be different etiologies, predictors, and treatments for these various forms of disordered Internet use.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Griffiths (1999) conceptualises internet addiction as a behavioral addiction; a term that is used to refer to cases of non-substance-based addictive symptomatology. While many empirical studies of internet addiction do not distinguish between different types of online activities (e.g., Bozoglan, Demirer, & Sahin, 2013;Hawi, 2012;Tonioni et al, 2012), some online behavioral addictions experts recognise that the problematic use of social networking sites (SNSs; Kuss & Griffiths, 2011;Yu, Hsu, Yu, & Hsu, 2012), for example, is dissimilar to internet gaming disorder (DiChiara, 2010;Hsu, Wen, & Wu, 2009). It is important for mental health experts to recognise this divergence, as there are likely to be different etiologies, predictors, and treatments for these various forms of disordered Internet use.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dès le milieu des années 1990, différents chercheurs et cliniciens ont souligné le potentiel addictif d'Internet (Griffiths, 2000 ;Holden, 2001 ;Young, 1998). Vingt ans plus tard, il n'y a pas consensus quant aux critères diagnostiques, leur nombre et le minimum requis pour atteindre le seuil clinique d'une dépendance à Internet, et ce, malgré l'utilisation fréquente de ce terme dans le langage de tous les jours (Chakraborty, Basu et Kumar, 2010 ;Hinic, 2011 ;Tonioni et al, 2012 ;Weinstein et Lejoyeux, 2010). Le DSM-5 (American Psychiatric Association, 2013) n'a pas résolu cette question puisque le terme « Internet Gaming Disorder » a été intégré dans la section des diagnostics à l'essai.…”
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“…L'échantillon passait en moyenne plus de 66 heures chaque semaine sur Internet, une durée supérieure à celle rapportée dans d'autres études cliniques (50 h/sem) (Bernardi et Pallanti, 2009 ;Tonioni et al, 2012 ;Wölfling et al, 2013). C'est également trois fois plus de temps que celui passé en ligne par les Québécois en 2013 (CEFRIO, 2014).…”
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