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Nuove dipendenze
a cura di Matteo Ciancaleoni
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| Gentilissimi esperti di Vertici, sono uno studente iscirtto all'ultimo anno di Psicologia Clinica e avrei bisogno di materiale inerente le nuove dipendendenze che sono l'argomento della mia tesi. Vi ringrazio anticipatamente per l'aiuto... |
Carissimo Pietro, innanzitutto complimenti dato che a soli 25 anni sei già così vicino alla laurea. Innanzitutto vorrei definire in maniera più chiara cosa si intenda per nuove dipendenze, infatti non si ha un accordo univoco su quali siano tali dipendenze e su come si manifestano.
A tal proposito ti consiglio di analizzare attentamente i seguenti link: infatti, i contenuti associati fanno riferimento alla tematica generale delle nuove dipendenze.
Proietti (2008) definisce le nuove dipendenze dei comportamenti tra loro molto diversi: lo shopping convulsivo, il gioco d'azzardo, la pornografia, l'uso eccessivo della televisione, della playstatione e del computer. Tra questi, l'Internet Addiction Disorder sembra essere quello con una quantità maggiori di lavori; a tal proposito ti allego i seguenti link tratti dal nostro portale Vertici all'interno dei quali trovi delle trattazioni in merito:
All'interno delle dipendenze derivanti dall'utilizzo di internet di particolare interese è la dipendenza dai giochi d'azzardo virtuali, come ad esempio il poker on-line: tale dipendenza può essere considerata un'evoluzione tecnologica della più classica dipendenza dal gioco d'azzardo. Se fossi interessato a questi argomenti ti consiglio di leggere i link che ti allego che trattano in maniera approfondita e particolareggiata questi disturbi.
Strettamente connesso a questo, si trova una forma di dipendenza dal gioco di ruolo: tale dipendenza si manuifesta nell'eccessiva pratica in giochi di ruoli sia classici sia virtuali che iniziano a spopolare all'interno della rete. All'interno del portale Vertici si trova un'interessante contributo a tal senso: I giochi di ruolo.
Una dipendenza particolarmente recente, ma purtroppo in larga espansione, soprattutto tra i giovani e i giovanissimi, è quella legata all'utilizzo del telefono cellulare. All'interno del nostro portale Vertici questa tematica è già stata trattata: il cellulare.
La dipendenza dalla pornografia non sempre rientra all'interno di quelle che vengono definite nuove dipendenze: infatti,
tale problematica è molto ampia e sfaccettata. Dal momento che non conosco esattamente quelli che sono nel dettaglio gli argomenti del tuo lavoro di tesi ho deciso di allegarti un lavoro pubblicato al'linterno di Vertici che prende in esame questa problematica: La dipendenza dalla pornografia.
Vorrei adesso segnalarti alcuni articoli o testi che ritengo particolarmente utili per il tuo lavoro di tesi:
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Sperando di averti fornito qualche strumento utile, ti faccio un enorme in bocca al lupo per la tua tesi. |
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titolo: Nuove dipendenze
autore: Matteo Ciancaleoni
richiedente: Pietro, 25 anni
data di pubblicazione: 06/08/2009
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