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Author: Zhang Rihui
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Research findings by Professor Shunsuke Mori, a Japanese brain science expert, indicate that the brain waves of individuals who play electronic games for long periods are very similar to those of patients with Alzheimer's disease. This phenomenon in academia is referred to as the "Electronic Game Brain." People with the "Electronic Game Brain" are prone to getting angry, being aggressive, having poor concentration, being sluggish, lacking shame, living for the day, and lacking motivation in their tasks. These are all symptoms of the "Electronic Game Brain." To protect the brains of adolescents and save those suffering from the "Electronic Game Brain," society, schools, and parents should take proactive measures to investigate the root causes and develop strategies. This book reveals the damage caused to the brains of adolescents who are long-term addicted to electronic (online) games through scientific principles and pathological analysis. It also provides scientific yet easily implementable methods to rescue students and help parents in resisting the harm of electronic (online) games, restoring a clean growth space for young people.