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[francy85]

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dipendenza da internet??? x la tesi...grazie

[willy61]

A questionnaire was put on the WWW to examine Internet behaviour and addiction aspects. 450 valid
responses were analysed. The most part of the responses came from Switzerland. The answers to the
general questions (gender: 16% female, 84% male, age: around 30 years, education: 55% have at least
colleague degree) are similar to other surveys.
Some of the results are: Buying products cheaper over the Internet is not a big concern of the questionnaire
respondents. The Internet seems extremely attractive to the questionnaire participants. Only ten percent
decreased their Internet usage last year. More than fifty percent answered that Internet from time to time,
often or always replaces watching TV.
10% of the respondents considered themselves as addicted to or dependent on the Internet. Some of the
questions were based on the addiction criteria from the Internet addiction researchers and on common
symptoms of addiction. The results show a significant difference in the answers from addicted versus nonaddicted
users. This leads to the conclusion that addictive behaviour can exist in Internet usage. On the
other hand, the answers based on the common symptoms of addiction questions are not so strong in the
addicted group that one can speak of an addiction, in which for example continued, persistent use of the
Internet appears in spite of negative consequences. Interestingly, people consider themselves as addicted
or dependent to the Internet independent of gender, age or living situation.
For certain tests there were too few questionnaire data, e.g. whether there is a significant difference
between occupation or education and addiction/non-addiction.
This data is only a snapshot of the 450 answered questionnaires, there is no claim that the results of this
study is representative of the general Internet population.



A Study of Internet Addiction:
Status, Causes, and Remedies*
- Focusing on the alienation factor -
Sunwoo Kim**, Rando Kim***
Research Executive, Research International Korea**
Associate Professor, Dept. of Consumer Studies, Seoul National University***

buona vita

Guglielmo

[lucedallombra]

1) G. Lavenia, " Introduzione alle nuove dipendenze on line" in M.Marcucci e M. Boscaro, Manuale di Psicologia delle Dipendenze Patologiche, L'Asterisco, Urbino 2004

2) a cura di Nicolò A. Piave , Giustina Iadecola
Gruppalità in Rete
Profili pedagogici e psicopatologici

3) Dipendenza da Internet?Realtà psichica e abuso dell’online
di Gerardo Favaretto
http://www.pol-it.org/ital/psichiatr.../favaretto.pdf

[francy85]

grazie

[SilentEagle]

Caretti, La Barbera (a cura di) (2005), Le dipendenze patologiche. Clinica e
psicopatologia, Raffaello Cortina, Milano
Inoltre questi prof sonomembri fondatori della società Italiana di
Ps icotecnologie e clinica dei nuovi media (SIP Tech).
Potresti fare una ricerca su di loro...

[SilentEagle]

Infatti ho trovato anche questo:

Caretti, La Barbera, Psicopatologia delle realtà virtuali, Casa editrice Masson, 2001