Offers resources that deal with internet addiction, as well as offers tips on cyber-wellness.

Information and professional as well as self-help resources on the growing problem of internet and computer addiction and their psychological and social implications.

Article on recognizing and dealing with Internet addiction.

A look at the facts and opinions behind so-called "Internet addiction disorder" (compulsive over-use of the Internet).

Offers help and resources for men and women who were betrayed by loved one due to Internet addition or cyber-affairs.

Overview of related studies, and signs of Internet addiction in the workplace.

Brief list of common symptoms and related links.

Detailed research paper, symptoms, questionnaire, and articles.

Links and overview by Rudolph G. Briggs, Ph.D. Department of Psychotechnology at the University of Albany.

Case study with references, and annotated list of links with ratings.

Paper written by Jennifer R. Ferris, a psychology student at Virginia Tech.

Article examining whether persistent online gaming is a harmless pastime or a serious addition.

Paper by Storm A. King, that provides an overview of current research findings, and explanations of IAD.

Article describing Pathological Internet Use (PIU).

Internet/TV addiction research, theories and suggestions.

Short article about the author's personal experience with computer addiction, as well as suggestions how to deal with it.

Long article with scientific references, by Maressa Hecht Orzack, Ph.D.

Wanton web surfing in the workplace can cost companies up to 6.25% of their annual wage costs

Compiled by James Fearing, Ph.D.