Internet gaming disorder : theory, assessment, treatment, and prevention

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ix
• Acknowledgments = xi
• About the authors = xiii
• List of figures = xv
• List of tables = xvii
• 1 An introduction to gaming and IGD = 1
• Introduction and overview = 1
• What are video games? = 2
• What are MMOs and MOBAs? = 4
• Other popular game types = 4
• Recent gaming innovations = 5
• Research methodologies for IGD = 12
• Prevalence of problem gaming and IGD = 14
• Why does IGD matter? = 15
• Addressing the skill gap in IGD care = 15
• Aim and coverage of this book = 16
• Summary : The procession of simulacra = 16
• References = 17
• 2 Theories and models of IGD = 23
• Introduction and overview = 23
• Defining addiction = 24
• Addiction components : Does one size fit all? = 26
• Gaming as an addiction : Studies in the arcade arts = 27
• Gambling tools to study gaming = 28
• Problem gaming : A brief history of "time" = 29
• DSM-5 classification of IGD = 30
• Challenges in adapting addiction concepts : The case of "tolerance" = 31
• Prototypical IGD models = 33
• Model comparisons = 38
• Are we overcompensating? = 41
• The need for a behavioral analysis = 44
• Taking a stance on IGD and gaming = 44
• Summary : Human modeling = 45
• References = 46
• 3 Risk and protective factors for IGD = 53
• Introduction and overview = 53
• How does gaming actually cause harm? = 55
• Individual differences = 57
• External factors = 61
• Gaming-related factors = 64
• Profiles of problem gamers = 66
• Applying profiles to person-centered treatment = 69
• Summary : The risk of the robots = 70
• References = 71
• 4 Cognitive features of IGD = 79
• Introduction and overview = 79
• IGD : The first criterion = 80
• How does gaming differ from gambling? = 80
• Is gaming a rational choice? = 83
• The human-game interaction = 85
• Gaming and decision-making biases = 87
• Other cognitive approaches = 88
• Introducing gaming-specific beliefs = 89
• A new framework for gaming-related beliefs = 90
• Normalizing digital possessions = 93
• Games store memories = 94
• Metacognitions in IGD = 95
• Shifting gaming-related beliefs with abstinence = 95
• Summary : Thinking, fast and skilled = 98
• References = 99
• 5 Screening and assessment of IGD = 105
• Introduction and overview = 105
• Avoiding "overpathologizing" = 107
• Early screening inconsistencies = 107
• Internet gaming disorder-DSM-5 IGD criteria revisited = 109
• Gaming disorder-Beta draft ICD-11 description = 110
• Hazardous gaming-Beta draft ICD-11 description = 110
• Assessment of gaming pattern and associated problems = 110
• Functional analysis = 117
• Developmental profile = 118
• Reasons for seeking treatment = 119
• Treatment goals and expectations = 120
• Treatment history and outcome = 121
• Case formulation = 121
• Gaming problems : Misuse or mischief? = 121
• Screening : Choosing the right tools = 122
• Some common pitfalls in screening = 122
• Recommended screening tools = 124
• The Internet Gaming Disorder Scale = 125
• Gaming Motivation Scale (GAMS) = 126
• Gaming-Contingent Self-Worth Scale (GCSW) = 128
• Internet Gaming Cognition Scale (IGSC) = 129
• Internet Gaming Withdrawal Scale (IGWS) = 129
• Summary : A lamentation of swans = 130
• References = 131
• 6 Case formulation for IGD = 137
• Introduction and overview = 137
• Classification = 139
• What is the core psychopathology of IGD? = 140
• Models of gaming disorder revisited = 141
• Known unknowns in CBT = 142
• Introducing a framework for case formulation = 143
• Early experiences and family factors = 143
• Core beliefs : The self, the world, and others = 145
• Intermediate beliefs : Conditional assumptions, rules, and attitudes = 145
• Triggers : Why an addiction to games specifically? = 146
• What functions does IGD serve? = 147
• Intrapersonal functions of gaming = 147
• Interpersonal functions of gaming = 149
• Other maintenance factors = 150
• Clinical case examples = 151
• Shane : An adolescent client with IGD = 152
• Chris : An adult client with IGD = 155
• Summary : Framing the gaming = 157
• References = 158
• 7 Treatment for IGD = 163
• Introduction and overview = 163
• The big picture on treatment evidence = 164
• Drugs or therapy : Which is more effective? = 173
• How can the evidence base be improved? = 173
• Treatment aims : Taking control of the game? = 174
• Barriers to change = 176
• Psychoeducation : The main themes = 178
• What should gamers expect when they game less often? = 181
• Addressing fear of missing out = 181
• Tailoring therapy to the individual = 183
• Behavioral approaches to IGD = 183
• Cognitive approaches for IGD = 186
• Behavioral experiments = 187
• Managing realistic beliefs = 188
• Relapse prevention = 191
• Family-based approaches for adolescents = 191
• Residential and camp approaches = 193
• Summary : The call of duty of care = 194
• References = 195
• 8 Prevention and harm reduction for IGD = 201
• Introduction and overview = 202
• Gaming as a way of life = 203
• Types of prevention = 204
• Global understanding of prevention evidence = 208
• A focus on school-based programs = 209
• Examining technological measures = 214
• The policy response : The role of the authorities = 216
• The role of parents = 217
• What parents should know = 218
• Current regulatory approaches = 220
• Barriers to regulating devices = 221
• Transparency and ethical game design = 221
• Prevention in action : Regional case examples = 222
• What governments should consider = 227
• Harm reduction strategies = 228
• The perspectives of gamers = 232
• Industry and social responsibility = 234
• Industry-academia collaboration = 234
• Summary : Real-time strategy = 235
• References = 236
• 9 Future directions for IGD = 243
• Introduction and overview = 243
• Moral panic attacks = 245
• Believe IGD or not = 248
• Gaming bias among professionals = 250
• Future research priorities and objectives = 251
• Other ways to expand the field = 258
• Summary : The endgame = 259
• References = 261
• Index = 269