Zeitschrift für Suchtforschung und -therapie

Abstrakt

College Teenagers' Dependency on the Internet and Related Variants

Uymaz Kulvinder

This abstract delves into the issue of internet dependency among college teenagers and its various manifestations.
As digital natives, these students are immersed in online platforms for academic, social, and entertainment purposes.
The article explores the consequences of this dependency, including academic implications, the influence of social
media on peer connections, the rise of online gaming addiction, and the challenges posed by information overload.
Additionally, the abstract highlights the profound impact on mental health, productivity, and time management. The
narrative underscores the importance of promoting strategies for healthy digital habits, emphasizing the need for a
balanced lifestyle, and cultivating critical thinking skills to mitigate the risks associated with excessive internet use.