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Aşırı internet kullanımı nedeniyle aile ilişkileri bozulmuş olan iki internet bağımlılığı olgusu

Two cases of excessive ınternet use with comorbid family relationship problems

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280–282
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This case report is composed of both the cases with excessive internet usage and those who had problems in complying with the changes in their family systems following the decrease in duration of internet usage during the treatment process.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Although the internet is used effectively and beneficially in every aspect of life, several users have been experiencing some problems due to excessive and uncontrolled use.
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Key Findings & Data:While the term “internet addiction” still remains controversial, disturbed family relationships are considered to be a diagnostic criterion.
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Abstract

Although the internet is used effectively and beneficially in every aspect of life, several users have been experiencing some problems due to excessive and uncontrolled use. While the term “internet addiction” still remains controversial, disturbed family relationships are considered to be a diagnostic criterion. The use of the internet, even in non-excessive levels, is associated with disturbance in family and social life. As considering from systemic point of view; while family relationships may be disturbed with internet addiction, people who have problems with their family relationships also may use internet excessively. This case report is composed of both the cases with excessive internet usage and those who had problems in complying with the changes in their family systems following the decrease in duration of internet usage during the treatment process.

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İnternet yaşamın her alanında etkin ve faydalı bir şekilde kullanılmasına rağmen, bir kısım kullanıcı aşırı ve kontrolsüz internet kullanımı nedeniyle sorunlar yaşamaktadır. “İnternet bağımlılığı” terimi konusunda tartışmalar devam etse de, aile ilişkilerinde bozulma, internet bağımlılığı tanısının bir ölçütü olarak değerlendirilmektedir. İnternetin aşırı olmayan kullanımları bile aile ve sosyal yaşantıda bozulmalarla ilişkilidir. Sistemik açıdan bakıldığında internet bağımlılığı ile aile ilişkileri bozulabildiği gibi, kişiler aile ilişkilerinde sorun yaşadıklarında da aşırı internet kullanımı gelişebilir. Bu olgu sunumu hem aşırı internet kullanımı hem de tedavi sürecinde internet kullanım saatinin azalmasının ardından aile sistemlerindeki değişikliğe uyum sağlamakta problem yaşayan olgulardan oluşmaktadır.

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ŞENORMANCI, Ö., KONKAN, R., GÜÇLÜ, O., ŞENORMANCI, G. (2014). Aşırı internet kullanımı nedeniyle aile ilişkileri bozulmuş olan iki internet bağımlılığı olgusu. Nöropsikiyatri Arşivi, Cilt: 51 - Sayı: 3, 280–282. https://ajindex.com/articles/292484

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