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    Internet gaming disorder in DSM-5 is that the literature has highlighted several distinguishing features and increased risks associated with online gaming (Petry et al., 2014). The underlying argument for including Internet gaming disorder in the DSM is that the condition is associated with various negative outcomes. Studies conducted in Europe about online gaming activities has found that the disorder is associated with problematic aspects of individuals’ personalities and social lives,…

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    Leo Sepkowitz, a report journalist. The game he is playing is called Fortnite. Epic Games released Fortnite in July on PlayStation, Xbox, PC and Mac. The developer announced it soon will be playable on cellphones and tablets, too. In February, it cleared 40 million users. The game briefly crashed over Super Bowl weekend as 3.4 million people played simultaneously. People across the world have spent more than 5,000 years watching Fortnite streams on a video game streaming service called Twitch…

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    informed decisions, set and achieve organizational goals. Our report includes SWOT Analysis that is a structured planning method, focused on tactical and strategic management issues. Market research includes analysis of book sales, digital media, and online gaming. Competitive Analysis covers market segments and competitive advantage strategies. Financial Analysis shows CanGo’s ratios, comments on current financial state, and provides recommendations for financial health improvements. Goals,…

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    Second Skin

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    ever growing issue of people becoming addicted to online games. The reason is since the invention of technology where it became portable and affordable to the public people have become obsessed with it. For example, if you ask an elder at what age they got a phone they would usually say when they were young adults. However, if a person asks a kid in the present day they would say a kid would get a phone as young as ten years old. Similar to the game technology in general has become an obsession…

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    information revolution set off a frenzy, brings people into an era of the ever-changing network. The internet is convenient, fast,and flexible. It has changed people 's traditional way of thinking, it helps a lot in the life. People can sit at home read online books, just like at the library; within a few seconds, people can receive emails, they don 't need to wait for a few days to get a letter, also, people can know what they want to know in the shortest possible time through…

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    Players feel excitement and happiness, or anger and sadness from playing games due to the different situations in the game. Players may cheer their “Multi-kill” a minute ago, and they would suddenly rage against anyone in their team for the “death-streak.” This type of feeling shift is so common in online gaming and it is all based on our mind of projection, a self-defense mechanism that “(misattributes) a person’s undesired thoughts, feelings…

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    What Is Gambling?

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    disagreed with this statement when I was first introduced to the topic. Then, I realized that there is more to internet gaming than just simple puzzles, role play games, and others that normally do not involve money. Let’s not forget games such as online bingo, poker, slots, and the online casinos in general. Just because these are online and not in a real casino setting, many people justify the fact that this is not considered gambling. As stated previously in the abstract, gambling is wagering…

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    addiction. For example: online games can psychologically affect people as some have changed their daily routine in order to play, thousands of people spend money in order to play. Social networking can allow family and friends to keep in touch no matter where they are, it even allows you to talk to people you’ve never met in real life. Websites such as Facebook has over three hundred and fifty million users, half of which are active daily, the addiction causes them to be online for 20 hours a…

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    Marcus Jones Case Study

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    American high school student who is showing all signs of addictive behavior to online gaming. His grandmother has brought him here in hopes to seek help in ending his addiction to online gaming, so Marcus can lead a normal life with social interaction with other individuals his age. After speaking with Marcus during a routine session to evaluate his addictive behavior, I have come to the conclusion that Marcus is addicted to online gaming, and if treatment is not provided can lead to more…

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    “Why Video Games Should Be Played with Friends, Not Online with Strangers” is a passage written by Bo Moore to persuade his audience that it is more sociable to play video games with friend than online with strangers. The passage outlines how gathering with our friends to play video games is more memorable than playing them online with complete strangers. It continues by giving details on how video game designer Douglas Wilson wanted to bring back social gaming, along with his attempts to…

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