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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 1. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

Condición: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,700grams, ISBN:

hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: No Dust Jacket. Library stickers on spine and front inside cover. Library slip on FEP. Library stamps on pageblock, back inside cover and FEP. Cover in great condition. Pages are clean, white and unmarked. Ex-Library.

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. No Jacket. First Edition. Previous owner's name on the front pastedown, otherwise a near fine unmarked copy, yellow spine, no DJ. Looks like an unread copy to me.

Condición: Sehr gut. aus einer Firmenbibliothek im guten bis sehr guten Zustand - Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 969 23,1 x 15,5 x 2,0 cm, Gebundene Ausgabe.

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Paperback. Condición: New. Technological Addictions is a wakeup call alerting the medical community-and society at large-to the addictive potential of technology and to technological addictions as legitimate psychiatric conditions worthy of medical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. No other book tackles these addictions, individually and collectively, contextualizing them for both mental health professionals and the interested public. Petros Levounis, an authority on addiction who's been an early voice on the intersection of addiction and technology, and James Sherer are uniquely well-suited to the task, and they have recruited an impressive list of contributors who write thoughtfully, eloquently, and authoritatively on their respective topics. The 10 chapters address the different kinds of technological addiction, as well as how they manifest and impact particular populations. Core to this discussion is the fine line between addictive and nonpathological use. After all, technology makes modern life possible, so assessing whether patients have crossed that line is not an easy task.Other noteworthy topics . In 2019, "gaming disorder" was added to the ICD-11, a controversial move raised a difficult question: are video games addictive and harmful, or are they just another pastime? The book helps clinicians understand video games as a cultural phenomenon, analyzing both their social importance and with their addictive potential. Cybersex and online pornography can hijack our dopaminergic reward pathways like any other addictive substance, destroying relationships, bank accounts, and mental health. The book provides a brief history followed by a discussion of diagnostic criteria, screening tools, associations, and treatments. Although seemingly harmless, even social media can become addictive, as people create online personae that may confuse and undermine both their sense of self and their sense of connectedness to the world, leading to anxiety, depression, impulsivity, and ADHD. The book helps readers distinguish between healthy and pathological social media use and explores treatment options for the latter. . Technology is an integral factor in what has become known as "information overload," which is associated with decreased performance and job satisfaction, work-related stress, social isolation, impaired sleep, relationship issues, and other problems. The book examines the underlying psychology of internet addiction and problematic internet use, their comorbidities, psychopathological models, and treatments. . Significantly older when first introduced to the internet, older adults may face unique challenges and vulnerabilities, and this evolving understanding of the role of technology in their lives, both in terms of positive changes and the risk for pathological patterns of use and other potential harms, is explored in-depth. Although written primarily for psychiatrists and other mental health professionals, patients, parents, teachers, students, administrators, a.

Newspaper. 28p., folded tabloid newspaper, directory, photos, columns, news, ads, services, toned newsprint. Chicago LGBT weekly, previously bi-weekly and titled "Blazing Star" aka Gay Life and Chicago Gay Life.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Technological Addictions is a wakeup call alerting the medical communityand society at largeto the addictive potential of technology and to technological addictions as legitimate psychiatric conditions worthy of medical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. No other book tackles these addictions, individually and collectively, contextualizing them for both mental health professionals and the interested public. Petros Levounis, an authority on addiction who's been an early voice on the intersection of addiction and technology, and James Sherer are uniquely well-suited to the task, and they have recruited an impressive list of contributors who write thoughtfully, eloquently, and authoritatively on their respective topics. The 10 chapters address the different kinds of technological addiction, as well as how they manifest and impact particular populations. Core to this discussion is the fine line between addictive and nonpathological use. After all, technology makes modern life possible, so assessing whether patients have crossed that line is not an easy task.Other noteworthy topics In 2019, "gaming disorder" was added to the ICD-11, a controversial move raised a difficult question: are video games addictive and harmful, or are they just another pastime? The book helps clinicians understand video games as a cultural phenomenon, analyzing both their social importance and with their addictive potential. Cybersex and online pornography can hijack our dopaminergic reward pathways like any other addictive substance, destroying relationships, bank accounts, and mental health. The book provides a brief history followed by a discussion of diagnostic criteria, screening tools, associations, and treatments. Although seemingly harmless, even social media can become addictive, as people create online personae that may confuse and undermine both their sense of self and their sense of connectedness to the world, leading to anxiety, depression, impulsivity, and ADHD. The book helps readers distinguish between healthy and pathological social media use and explores treatment options for the latter. Technology is an integral factor in what has become known as "information overload," which is associated with decreased performance and job satisfaction, work-related stress, social isolation, impaired sleep, relationship issues, and other problems. The book examines the underlying psychology of internet addiction and problematic internet use, their comorbidities, psychopathological models, and treatments. Significantly older when first introduced to the internet, older adults may face unique challenges and vulnerabilities, and this evolving understanding of the role of technology in their lives, both in terms of positive changes and the risk for pathological patterns of use and other potential harms, is explored in-depth. Although written primarily for psychiatrists and other mental health professionals, patients, parents, teachers, students, administrators, and anyone who is interested in how humans interact with technology will find Technological Addictions fascinating and thought provoking. Addiction to technology is emerging as a serious medical condition, not just an exaggeration of everyday social and personal ailments of the 21st century. Technological Addictions provides guidance found nowhere else, guidance that both clinicians and laypeople will find useful and compelling. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 1st edition. 206 pages. 8.75x6.00x0.50 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Technological Addictions is a wakeup call alertingthe medical communityand society at largeto the addictive potential oftechnology and to technological addictions as legitimate psychiatricconditions worthy of medical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. No otherbook tackles these addictions, individually and collectively,contextualizing them for both mental health professionals and the interestedpublic. Petros Levounis, an authority on addiction who's been an early voiceon the intersection of addiction and technology, and James Sherer areuniquely well-suited to the task, and they have recruited an impressive listof contributors who write thoughtfully, eloquently, and authoritatively ontheir respective topics. The 10 chapters address the different kinds oftechnological addiction, as well as how they manifest and impact particularpopulations. Core to this discussion is the fine line between addictive andnonpathological use. After all, technology makes modern life possible, soassessing whether patients have crossed that line is not an easytask.Other noteworthy topics In 2019, "gaming disorder" was added to the ICD-11, a controversialmove raised a difficult question: are video games addictive and harmful, orare they just another pastime? The book helps clinicians understand videogames as a cultural phenomenon, analyzing both their social importance andwith their addictive potential. Cybersex and online pornography canhijack our dopaminergic reward pathways like any other addictive substance,destroying relationships, bank accounts, and mental health. The bookprovides a brief history followed by a discussion of diagnostic criteria,screening tools, associations, and treatments. Although seeminglyharmless, even social media can become addictive, as people create onlinepersonae that may confuse and undermine both their sense of self and theirsense of connectedness to the world, leading to anxiety, depression,impulsivity, and ADHD. The book helps readers distinguish between healthyand pathological social media use and explores treatment options for thelatter. Technology is an integral factor in what has become known as"information overload," which is associated with decreased performance andjob satisfaction, work-related stress, social isolation, impaired sleep,relationship issues, and other problems. The book examines the underlyingpsychology of internet addiction and problematic internet use, theircomorbidities, psychopathological models, and treatments. Significantly older when first introduced to the internet, older adults mayface unique challenges and vulnerabilities, and this evolving understandingof the role of technology in their lives, both in terms of positive changesand the risk for pathological patterns of use and other potential harms, isexplored in-depth. Although written primarily for psychiatrists andother mental health professionals, patients, parents, teachers, students,administrators, and anyone who is interested in how humans interact withtechnology will find Technological Addictions fascinating and thoughtprovoking. The first guide designed to provide insight and strategies to clinicians patients and families grappling with the collateral damage of technologys pervasiveness and pull. In ten rigorous yet down-to-earth chapters, the book explores the psychological and cultural context of each technology and related behaviour from social media to cybersex. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condición: New. Addiction to technology is emerging as a serious medical condition, not just an exaggeration of everyday social and personal ailments of the 21st century. Technological Addictions provides guidance found nowhere else, guidance that both clinicians and laype.

Paperback. Condición: New. Technological Addictions is a wakeup call alerting the medical community-and society at large-to the addictive potential of technology and to technological addictions as legitimate psychiatric conditions worthy of medical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. No other book tackles these addictions, individually and collectively, contextualizing them for both mental health professionals and the interested public. Petros Levounis, an authority on addiction who's been an early voice on the intersection of addiction and technology, and James Sherer are uniquely well-suited to the task, and they have recruited an impressive list of contributors who write thoughtfully, eloquently, and authoritatively on their respective topics. The 10 chapters address the different kinds of technological addiction, as well as how they manifest and impact particular populations. Core to this discussion is the fine line between addictive and nonpathological use. After all, technology makes modern life possible, so assessing whether patients have crossed that line is not an easy task.Other noteworthy topics . In 2019, "gaming disorder" was added to the ICD-11, a controversial move raised a difficult question: are video games addictive and harmful, or are they just another pastime? The book helps clinicians understand video games as a cultural phenomenon, analyzing both their social importance and with their addictive potential. Cybersex and online pornography can hijack our dopaminergic reward pathways like any other addictive substance, destroying relationships, bank accounts, and mental health. The book provides a brief history followed by a discussion of diagnostic criteria, screening tools, associations, and treatments. Although seemingly harmless, even social media can become addictive, as people create online personae that may confuse and undermine both their sense of self and their sense of connectedness to the world, leading to anxiety, depression, impulsivity, and ADHD. The book helps readers distinguish between healthy and pathological social media use and explores treatment options for the latter. . Technology is an integral factor in what has become known as "information overload," which is associated with decreased performance and job satisfaction, work-related stress, social isolation, impaired sleep, relationship issues, and other problems. The book examines the underlying psychology of internet addiction and problematic internet use, their comorbidities, psychopathological models, and treatments. . Significantly older when first introduced to the internet, older adults may face unique challenges and vulnerabilities, and this evolving understanding of the role of technology in their lives, both in terms of positive changes and the risk for pathological patterns of use and other potential harms, is explored in-depth. Although written primarily for psychiatrists and other mental health professionals, patients, parents, teachers, students, administrators, a.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Addiction to technology is emerging as a serious medical condition, not just an exaggeration of everyday social and personal ailments of the 21st century. Technological Addictions provides guidance found nowhere else, guidance that both clinicians and laypeople will find useful and compelling.