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"Internet gambling disorder" is thought to be a new psychiatric diagnosis and is included in the latest edition of the American Psychiatric Association's "Psychiatric Diagnostic and Statistical Manual", but this addiction is put into a broader "network" We suggest to include it. In the addiction category. "Interestingly, even after controlling the time it takes to play video games, there is a big difference in the brains of people who are absorbed in video games, compared to professional and professional gamers, They point out that the neural pattern displayed by an addictive video gamer shows an unbalanced reward system in the brain

Technically, there is no Internet or telephone addiction. Several people in the psychiatry world have proposed a new disease called online game barriers to identify unhealthy game patterns. But Dr. Anderson pointed out that in order to achieve some degree of illness, this behavior becomes extremely extreme, which can seriously damage children's lives. In short, screening time is more comfortable than parents, but also squeezes out other activities according to age such as social, sports, school work, health and sleep. Dr. Anderson explains as follows. "We will focus on teenagers who make everything live," "They have no friendship nor social activity."

Social disorders and psychiatric complications seen in DSPD DSPD is associated with social disorders and psychiatric complications. Extreme DSP often leads to school absences and late arrivals. If people suffering from DSPD do not do anything in the morning, they will be very tired and sleepy during the day. In many cases, people suffering from DSPD are accused of lazy, intriguing, untouched, not wanting to obey social demands and expectations. Low academic performance is related to DSPD and DSP and is thought to be due to absence and short sleep time combination (Gradisar & Crowley, 2013). Common symptoms associated with DSPD are hypersensitivity, carelessness, and memory problems.