Video Game Addiction

Video games are great. They take us to virtual worlds and can help us create virtual and real-life bonds with others who enjoy the same games. This use of video games is life-enhancing. However, when things get out of balance and video games become our life and reality it's time to get help because we are nursing an addiction. If you are ready to break free, "Addicted" is that first step to help you get your life back.

The following audio program will define video game addiction, list various signs to recognize and the problems associated with the disorder, while offering solutions for overcoming the ill effects. Rick Sheridan, a professor of Mass Media Communications at Wilberforce University in Ohio. Dr. Sheridan has also taught at California State University-Sacramento and Butte College. He has a master's degree in Media Arts, and has received awards for both his teaching and his Web design.

Computer game habit is another idea of fixation with the presentation of computer games over the most recent 20 years or something like that. It is viewed as a mental compulsion, instead of a physical one and an individual who lives with this kind of dependence feels constrained to invest a ton of energy playing computer games alone or with companions. Get all that you have to know here.