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• - Article on recognizing and dealing with Internet addiction.
  
• - Offers help and resources for men and women who were betrayed by loved one due to Internet addition or cyber-affairs.
  
• - Case study with references, and annotated list of links with ratings.
  
• - Information and professional as well as self-help resources on the growing problem of internet and computer addiction and their psychological and social implications.
  
• - Links and overview by Rudolph G. Briggs, Ph.D. Department of Psychotechnology at the University of Albany.
  
• - A look at the facts and opinions behind so-called "Internet addiction disorder" (compulsive over-use of the Internet).
  
• - Compiled by James Fearing, Ph.D.
  
• - Offers resources that deal with internet addiction, as well as offers tips on cyber-wellness.
  
• - Detailed research paper, symptoms, questionnaire, and articles.
  
• - Paper by Storm A. King, that provides an overview of current research findings, and explanations of IAD.
  
• - Internet/TV addiction research, theories and suggestions.
  
• - Long article with scientific references, by Maressa Hecht Orzack, Ph.D.
  
• - Article examining whether persistent online gaming is a harmless pastime or a serious addition.
  
• - Help with addictive or compulsive computer-based sexual activity and cyber-infidelity problems.
  
• - Article describing Pathological Internet Use (PIU).
  
• - Paper written by Jennifer R. Ferris, a psychology student at Virginia Tech.
  
• - Overview of related studies, and signs of Internet addiction in the workplace.
  
• - Wanton web surfing in the workplace can cost companies up to 6.25% of their annual wage costs
  
• - Short article about the author's personal experience with computer addiction, as well as suggestions how to deal with it.
  
• - Brief list of common symptoms and related links.