Exit the maze of the internet

Author: Guan Chenghua
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Children addicted to the internet need help, not blame. Human-computer dialogue cannot replace teacher-student communication, nor can it replace the care of friends or parental love. So, step out of the internet maze and embrace the more wonderful world outside! This book revolves around this central theme, presenting a new theory of internet addiction through eight detailed cases from the perspectives of the child, family, and school. Based on this theory, it analyzes the causes of internet addiction and proposes reliable intervention measures. Each case includes several parts: the child's story, the family's story, the school's story, and expert comments. Internet addiction is a complex psychological process, making it difficult to explain simply with factors like poor interpersonal skills, weak self-control, or a negative self-concept. Instead, a broader perspective is needed. This book addresses this by presenting a new theory of internet addiction through eight detailed cases from the perspectives of the child, family, and school. Based on this theory, it analyzes the causes of internet addiction and proposes reliable intervention measures, with each case consisting of the child's story, the family's story, the school's story, and expert comments.