Georgios Floros

TL;DR: The results indicate that Internet addiction is increased in this population where no preventive attempts were made to combat the phenomenon from the initial survey, 2 years ago, and the best predictor variables for Internet and computer addiction were parental bonding variables and not parental security practices.

TL;DR: A cross-sectional study of a large, high-school Greek student sample is presented with the aim of examining adolescent motives for participating in social networking (SN) for a possible link with parenting style and cognitions related to Internet addiction disorder (IAD).

TL;DR: Cyberbullying frequency with regards to both victims and victimizers was high and associated with online impulsiveness, pointing to the possible existence of some commonalities.

TL;DR: Results demonstrate that adolescents who have used illicit substances and are abusing the Internet as well appear to share some common personality characteristics, namely those that are classified under the label of “psychoticism” in the Eysenck's personality model.

TL;DR: Assessment of data from a clinical sample of college students who presented for treatment of Internet Addiction Disorder demonstrated a high percentage of comorbidity with Axis I and II disorders, while the temporal precedence of the establishment of those disorders cannot lead to specific conclusions.