Physical Symptoms (of the addict)
The result of poor posture.
Backaches
A shady character that tries to trick people into giving them money.
Scammer
The act of having to manage when you use a computer.
Screen time management
The tendency to overreact to a negative event through anger.
Short temper (anger issues)
A cause of computer addiction consisting of enduring feelings of being left out in order to make a decision.
Peer pressure
The result of staring at a screen for an extended period of time.
Blurred / Damaged vision (Computer Vision)
A shady character that tricks people into giving them information about accounts.
Hacker
The act of finding people you enjoy being around.
Finding friends
The tendency to be less enthusiastic or be unable to find enjoyment in fun activities.
Depression
A cause of computer addiction gained through adaptation similar to the addiction.
Previous Computer Overuse
the result of repeating movement for an excessive amount of time.
Carpal tunnel
A shady character that tries to find information about you through your online presence.
Cyberstalkers
The act of trying to find something enjoyable to do.
Hobby searching
The tendency to partake in less meals.
Weight loss
A cause of computer addiction consisting of using social platforms to fuel the addiction.
Social Media use
The result of eating too much junk food.
Weight gain
A shady character that manipulates children.
Predator
The act of gaining awareness to a situation.
Acknowledgement
The tendency to stop talking to people.
Anti-Social behavior
A cause of computer addiction consisting of using interactive platforms to fuel the addiction.
Video games
The result of excessive amounts of UV light entering the brain through the retinas.
Headaches
A shady character that intentionally hurts you mentally and gives you misinformation that could harm you or others.
Trolls
The act of going to someone and verbally expressing yourself as a way to cope.
Therapy
The tendency to gain less knowledge and use your brain less.
Lowered IQ
A cause of computer addiction consisting of the user still needing their brain to develop.
Brain vulnerability