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Addictive influences and stress propensity in heavy internet users: a proposition for information overload mediated neuropsychiatric dysfunction
Ashutosh Kumar, , , Vikas Pareek, , , & Khursheed Raza
Neuropsychiatry is witnessing a consistently increasing number of reports in the peer-reviewed literature suggesting that internet use may have addictive potential.
Recognizing the detrimental health effects of the exhaustive use of internet and social networking sites (SNS) is emerging as a novel medical challenge, all over the world, the issue appears affecting the collective quality of life (QOL), as well as the health-related QOL significantly.
It is mediated through reward pathway and akin to substance abuse and...
Recognizing the detrimental health effects of the exhaustive use of internet and social networking sites (SNS) is emerging as a novel medical challenge, all over the world, the issue appears affecting the collective quality of life (QOL), as well as the health-related QOL significantly.
It is mediated through reward pathway and akin to substance abuse and...