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... social factors were found in minors with ...defined Internet addiction, including IGD, as an impulse control ...online gaming behavior disturbs executive function ...decreased gaming time and ... See full document

... included Internet gaming disorder (IGD) as a potential diagnosis, recommending that further study be conducted to help illuminate it more ...the review undertaken by the IGD Working Group as ... See full document

... in children and adolescents (under age 18) diagnosed with oppositional defiant disorder, conduct disorder, or other disruptive behavioural problems living in ...of psychosocial ... See full document

... current review represents an updated comprehensive review of psychosocial correlates of a broad range of eat- ing behaviors among children and ...environmental factors related to diet ... See full document

... Eligible studies were identified through a comprehensive literature search of the following five bibliographical databases: MEDLINE, the Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL), Embase, ... See full document

... this review were reported in various ways, but the low level of phys- ical activity was clearly shown in most studies in ...American children [75, 76]. A recent systematic review of European ... See full document

... Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common childhood behavioural disorder, estimated to affect around 3-5% of ...of children have significant difficulties with these behaviours that ... See full document

... There are three papers investigating various methods of intensive psychosocial intervention. ‘Intensive’ psy- chotherapy has been tested on 293 acutely depressive BD outpatients in a multi-site study. Patients ... See full document

... A number of factors are likely to affect the relationship between ac- quisition, reinforcement and extinction of addictive behaviours. Al- though we refer to the critiques of correlating risk taking constructs ... See full document

... classified children as “autistic disorder”, “Asperger’s disorder” or “ pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise speci- fied ” will be given the diagnosis of autism spectrum dis- ... See full document

... of gaming, and therefore be implicated in the development and per- sistence of IGD behaviours (Kuss & Griffiths, 2012; Stavropoulos, Beard, et ...through gaming, may have parallels with similar ... See full document

... In the last few decades, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) has been a dominant approach for treating psy- chological disorders in children, and though it shares many similarities with mind-body therapies, it is ... See full document

... the psychosocial work environment index reported an 71 % increase [Rate Ratio (RR ...the psychosocial work envir- onment index predicted increases in sickness ...the psychosocial work environment ... See full document

... participants with language disorder in the same specialist language setting as Ebbels et al. (2012). Ages ranged between 9:4 and 16:1 (mean 12:5) but it is not stated how many were within the 11 – 16 age range. ... See full document

... hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that is commonly diagnosed and involves the academic, social and family functioning of the ...the disorder is approximately ...in ... See full document

... although review level, mainly cross-sectional, data support a positive ...confounding factors, such as diet or physical activity, or this is done inconsistently across ... See full document

... that children learn complex activities and skills by interacting with mature, expert members of their ...As children gain increasing competence with a skill and adults progressively provide less support in ... See full document

... The internet has positive and negative effects. Internet is beneficial in everyday ...life. Internet is useful for entrainment purpose, providing knowledge, reservation, big source of information, ... See full document

... risk factors included those related to bicycling equipment ( n = 5 factors; eg, use of reflective articles/lights, helmet width), bicyclist behavior ( n = 5 factors; eg, riding with companions, ... See full document

... and adolescents with ...that psychosocial interventions were superior to WL/TAU control conditions at post- ...using psychosocial interventions to ... See full document