Metcalf said that the purpose of this research is not to ban someone for playing the game. It's just to help people who already addicted to playing games in order to break away from this situation is not good.
Now this play can be accessed anywhere as increasingly sophisticated technology. Ranging from televisions, smartphones, tablet computers, and various other support gadgets. Although playing games can be a good learning tool, you need to know if video games have addictive properties like alcohol and gambling.
According to Olivia Metcalf, a researcher from the Australian National University, Canberra, someone who is having difficulty to quit jamming game and can not stop thinking about it without doing any other activity, most likely the person is already addicted to playing games.
As reported by Medindia on Tuesday (11.12.12), Metcalf said, "This is not solely because such activity is continuously repeated. Rather, due to changes in the system of interest in the brain."
Many people who enjoy playing games excessively but no one believes the nature of the underlying problem. The first step that must be done to develop treatments and therapies for addicts games is to understand the root of the problem and the conditions first.
A small portion addicts experiencing negative consequences such as the inability to focus on work, school activities, difficulty sleeping, ignoring diet and develop an inability to stop playing games.
