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True, some teenagers addicted to computer games do eventually develop other interests and their gaming subsides…but there are also those who develop even more extreme gaming habits as they get older. However, for some teens there is no question that their computer use is unhealthy and excessive by anyone's standards. For example, a teenager who is struggling with depression may embrace computer games because he does not feel capable of dealing with real world problems. Please take just 1 second to click the "Like" button. Most kids and teenagers can and do play computer games without developing an addiction. For these teens, computer games take priority over all other activities, and development in other areas for example, school, relationships, clubs, sports is sacrificed so that more time can be spent in front of the computer screen. Compared to other psychological difficulties such as depression and anxiety , teenage computer game addiction is obviously a relatively new problem faced by families. Parents should not depend on the problem taking care of itself. Of course, this is certainly not the only intervention, but it is almost impossible for a parent to successfully place limits on gaming if the child can still access the game in the privacy of a bedroom. Parents who are worried that their teenager is spending too much time playing computer games and neglecting other activities should not assume that their child will eventually get bored of video games and that gaming is simply a phase. True, computer game addiction can be the primary presenting problem…but there is considerable evidence that excessive computer use also can be triggered or exacerbated by difficulties such as depression, anxiety, and poor social skills. Parents seeking assistance from a therapist or psychologist should consider meeting with him or her prior to the first appointment with their child. Thank you for visiting TechAddiction. Many thanks - we really appreciate it. From the time computer games made their way into family homes, parents have wondered if violent video games may negatively affect children and teenagers.

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