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Youth and Internet addiction in China

Trent Bax

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Introduction: Turn On 1. Log In 2. The Internet Addiction Disorder 3. Critiques of the Internet Addiction Disorder Model 4. The Humanistic Intensive Internet Use Model 5. The Family War-Machine and the Search for Freedom 6. Push & Pull Factors 7. DSM-IV - Internet Addiction Disorder 8. Conclusion: Log off

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Introduction: Turn On 1. Log In 2. The Internet Addiction Disorder 3. Critiques of the Internet Addiction Disorder Model 4. The Humanistic Intensive Internet Use Model 5. The Family War-Machine and the Search for Freedom 6. Push & Pull Factors 7. DSM-IV - Internet Addiction Disorder 8. Conclusion: Log off

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Introduction: Turn On 1. Log In 2. The Internet Addiction Disorder 3. Critiques of the Internet Addiction Disorder Model 4. The Humanistic Intensive Internet Use Model 5. The Family War-Machine and the Search for Freedom 6. Push & Pull Factors 7. DSM-IV - Internet Addiction Disorder 8. Conclusion: Log off

Key concepts: Addiction, Internet addiction disorder, The Internet, Humanism, China, Psychiatry, Psychology, Internet privacy

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