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Gaming Addiction GAME ADDICTION 2 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - WHY IT IS SO ADDICTIVE
        
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      - STATISTICS
        
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      - TREATMENTS
        
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        Set time limits for play and stick to them.
        
        Keep phones and other gadgets out of the bedroom so you won’t play into the night.
        
        Do other activities every day, including exercise. This will lower the health risks of sitting and playing for long stretches of time.
      - CAUSES
        
        The basic motives, the development of gaming addiction may be caused by other, superficial motives, such as: curiosity Interest in a new and unknown occupation prestige of participation in games desire to win.
      - Symptoms (Signs to look for)
        
        Symptom List
        
        • Thinking about gaming all or a lot of the time
        
        • Feeling bad when you can’t play
        
        • Needing to spend more and more time playing to feel good
        
        • Not being able to quit or even play less
        
        • Not wanting to do other things that you used to like
        
        • Having problems at work, school, or home because of your gaming
        
        • Playing despite these problems
        
        • Lying to people close to you about how much time you spend playing
        
        • Using gaming to ease bad moods and feelings
    - - Aggressive Behavior (Violence)
      - Bad Grades
      - Ends in Loneliness
      - Disrespect of Family
      - Loss Of Respect for Life
      - Dishonesty
      - Loss of Proper Hygiene
  - - - Most have no set times to play
      - All play to be with a friend
      - Most play sometimes longer than expected
      - Most play 3- 5 days per week
      - most are a little angry if interrupted
      - For most computer games have replaced other hobbies
      - Most do the school homework first
      - For most there is no replacement for playing computer games
      - None is ever actng out game experiences
      - Most would like school topics in game format
- - - - Play/Start Button
      - Normal Choice Button
      - About Section
      - Exit Button
    - - Calbri
        
        Body & Sub-text (12pt)
      - BrushScript MT
        
        Headings (16pt)
      - Text will be White
      - Word-Art will be used
  - - - About Screen
      - Screen
      - Title Screen
      - Intro Screen
  - - - Normal English
      - Gamer English
- - - - Most have a sense that they have loss of time control.
      - Better Quality control of games.
      - Most want education to be integrated into gaming (e.g. educational fun games).
      - If there is a good friendship they are more likely to influence each other into playing the same game.
      - Less violent games
    - - Ideas Based on My own Research
        
        Teaching addicts to recognize their addiction
        
        Make them understand what triggers the compulsion to game
        
        Discuss the harm the addiction is causing
        
        Reducing the amount of time spent gaming
        
        Acceptable strategies to prevent further compulsion
        
        Teach families how to best assist the game addict to withdraw
  - - - User will use buttons to navigate the story / slideshow and access different menus.
    - - Correct image into a small puzzle/quiz.
      - Drag & drop the topic into a box, then it opens a hyperlink.
    - - Statistics
      - Results
      - Secret/Hidden Messages
    - - Computer game in a computer game.
      - Computer Gaming Timeline linked to Gaming Addiction
- - - - A few comic strips?
      - Playing Videogames
      - Statistics on how gaming addiction has affected the Youth
      - Various Other Images
      - "user" or child sitting down playing violent videogames
    - - Digital Code
      - Various Videogame SFX
      - Computer Typing SFX
      - Dying Noises
      - Popular In-game OST/Soundtracks
      - (Optional) Original Music
    - - Black / White / Grey
      - Green (Stereotypical Code Text)
      - Blue