Social networks and cyber addiction: a psychosocial approach.

Abstract

 If the new media allowed human communication, and the distance between individuals was closer, it had, in turn, produced many of the negative factors that contributed to the so-called "electronic addiction disorder", or "disorder of Internet addiction", the use of this website was not restricted to communication only. It has become an essential part of users' daily lives, increasing their hours of use to escape their reality, to find in the virtual world what they want to be addictive on the site to be very dangerous to destroy their psychological and social lives. The importance of the topic in ensuring that you are aware of the psychological and behavioral implications of Internet addiction for its users, and our concern for this change is due to the increasing number of users of these networks of different ages and groups in the community, which can have multiple negative effects, social problems, and psychological and behavioral disorders. In particular, with the development of phone and computer technology, it has become easier to access the Internet, and thus be exposed to cyberaddiction in the light of recent and successive changes and developments.