Excessive internet use as a behavioural addiction

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Henry, Carina J. and Winkelman, Cecelia. (2004). Excessive internet use as a behavioural addiction. In T. Bowles and Z.Pearce (Ed.). APS's Psychology of Relationships Interest Group 4th Annual Conference. Melbourne,Australia: Australian Psychological Society. pp. 68 - 72
AuthorsHenry, Carina J. and Winkelman, Cecelia
KeywordsBehaviour and health;--Social and Community Psychology
Year2004
JournalRelationships Transitions. Proceedings of the Australian Psychological Society's Psychology of Relationships Interest Group 4th Annual Conference
PublisherAustralian Psychological Society
Page range68 - 72
ISBN090988126x
Place of publicationMelbourne,Australia
EditorsT. Bowles and Z.Pearce
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