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Abstract
Internet addiction is a controversial area of dependency research. The perception of addiction as a psychological or a psychological dependency upon a given product appears to occur in some limited settings with external activities such as gambling. Testing has thus far not demonstrated the same manifestations of dependency in examples of serious Internet use as occur in gambling. Despite the lack of a correlation to more predictable and established forms of addiction, those who use the Internet in pattern of dependency maintain that this form of addiction does exist. The clarification of a literal addiction to Internet use is thus necessary as a means of directing the efforts of those who perceive themselves as Internet- dependent. Through a critical literature review, the methodologies which correlate to existing information on supposed Internet addiction can be synthesized to identify whether a comparison to physiological dependencies is appropriate in respect to Internet use.
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