Part 1: Internet Gaming Disorder
Based on your readings from the text, complete the following:
- Explain the credibility of the concept of Internet gaming disorder. Include the following:What evidence exists to support this condition?
- Based on the severity of the condition, what treatment strategies might be useful in treating this condition?
- What are some of the social consequences of defining conditions like Internet gaming disorder as a behavioral addiction?
Just a discussion not a essay. No word count just make sure all questions are answered.
Part 2: Explain Your Insights
1. Identify which case studies ( I have attached the case study I used)
Answer the following questions to get your started:
1. Describe what you have learned from applying different models of addiction to the case study.
2. How has your understanding of addiction theories and treatments changed as a result of this course?
3. How does your new understanding affect your professional development in this field?
Just a discussion not a essay. No word count just make sure all questions are answered.
CASE:
Lee Kim is a female attorney. At 30 years old, she finds her abuse of alcohol and marijuana is now negatively affecting her work.
Demographics and Comorbidity
30-year-old single Asian female attorney, lives alone, has successful legal practice in a large law firm.
Sociocultural Factors
Lives alone in a nice condominium, which she can afford due to her lucrative legal practice. Raised in the U.S. by first-generation immigrants from Japan along with an older brother who is a successful entrepreneur. Hired by prominent law firm after graduating from a prestigious law school. No religious affiliation.
Addiction History
Began drinking and occasional use of marijuana after entering college and being away from home for the first time. Maintained heavy use of alcohol and marijuana throughout law school but has recently been abusing cocaine, and this has begun to negatively affect her work performance.
Treatment History
Was referred to a campus-based brief treatment program after a college fraternity party where she was excessively intoxicated from combined alcohol and marijuana abuse. Successfully completed the minimum program requirements without further treatment.
Reason for Seeking Treatment
Referred to treatment through Employee Assistance Program at her law firm.