Includes bibliographical references (pages 191-200) and index.
Contents:
Section 1. Background and research. What defines gaming problems, and how common are they? -- How can I check for Internet gaming disorder in my child? -- Are some kids more likely to develop Internet gaming disorder? Understanding risk factors -- Can Gaming be good for my child? -- Section 2. Intervention. Should I not worry about my child's gaming, or is it time to get professional help? -- Gaming, communication, and your child -- Step 1: Record: how to monitor and set limits on gaming -- Step 2: Replace: finding healthy recreational activities -- Step 3: Reward: positive reinforcement for nongaming -- Extreme cases: what to do if nothing seems to work, or if your child needs a complete ban from gaming -- Moving forward and setting realistic long-term expectations.
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