Online gaming addiction网瘾问题(网络游戏).pptVIP

LOGO Online Gaming Addiction (OGA) Yangyang Mao (Miki) From South Korean authorities “The 28-year-old man collapsed after playing the game Starcraft at an internet cafe in the city of Taegu,” (BBC). [ Image information in product ] Image : Note to customers : This image has been licensed to be used within this PowerPoint template only. You may not extract the image for any other use. Online gaming addiction Introduction BODY: Reasons of OGA Results of OGA Solutions of OGA Conclusion Reasons Attractiveness of OGs themselves Experience stressful events Attractiveness of online games Lively/vivid sound and visual effects manipulative system Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games e.g. World of Warcraft /i?ct=503316480z=0tn=baiduimagedetailword=%C4%A7%CA%DE%CA%C0%BD%E7%D1%AA%BE%AB%C1%E9%C4%C1%CA%A6in=11020cl=2lm=1pn=9rn=1di=8132265405ln=2000fr=fmq=ic=s=se=sme=0tab=width=height=face=is=istype=2#pn9-1 Attractiveness of online games customize their character (e.g.Apperarance,Background,Property) the pleasure of control and a sense of self-fulfillment (weapons, armor, magic potions) Yangqi’s story Satisfy needs Expect too much of him Enter into A Self consciousness awake Began to behave against parents Start to play OGs as an escape Blow up (dissatisfaction, depression) Consequences Health problems Emotional problems Social Personal life “I lost weight. My skin was pasty and pale. I didn’t shave or comb my hair. I did nothing. I looked so bad that my mother told me I looked more like a heroin addict” (Young 4) Physical - A research study from the sample of World of Warcraft - A group of 10% who played an average of 63 hours per week back and eye strain, poor sleeping quality, and skipping meals →BBC OGA →online gaming dependency → easily to have All-or-nothing thoughts e.g. “I am worthless offline, but in the online world I am someone” Force →defensive and rebellious Social anxiety, depressive mo