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VR and the mega-billion dollar dealers by Cosette Rae, MSW, LICSW, CDWF Virtual reality is gearing up and ready to launch into living rooms, bedrooms, family rooms, dormitories, and academic institutions around the world. Accompanying this new brain changer is a whole... by Team reSTART | Featured in the News
By Rob Spiegel
TechNewsWorld
01/12/12 12:53 PM PT
Maybe the Internet won’t exactly fry your brain, but it could change it in other unwelcome ways. A new study found a correlation between Internet addiction and specific brain changes often observed in addicts. There was evidence of disruption to the connections in the nerve fibers that connect brain areas involved in emotions, decision making and self-control.
Too many hours of Internet use might actually change your brain. Researchers in China have concluded that those who are addicted to the Internet may experience changes in the brain that are similar to those seen in individuals hooked on in other ways.
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