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New developments in brain research of internet and gaming disorder
Aviv Weinstein
*
,
Abigail Livny
,
Abraham Weizman
*
Corresponding author for this work
Ariel University
Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer
Geha Mental Health Center
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Brain Regions
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Reward System
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Game Playing
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Emotional Regulation
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Brain Research
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Gaming Disorder
100%
Internet Use Disorder
100%
Internet Games
100%
Video Game Playing
100%
Dopamine
50%
Dopamine D2 Receptor (DRD2)
50%
Ventral Striatum
50%
Dopamine Release
50%
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study
50%
Inhibitory Mechanism
50%
Loss of Control
50%
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
50%
Brain Imaging
50%
Control Mechanism
50%
Occupancy
50%
Resting State
50%
Motor Function
50%
Neural Mechanisms
50%
Gray Matter Volume
50%
Structural Brain Imaging
50%
Drugs of Abuse
50%
Drug Addiction
50%
Behavioral Inhibition
50%
Sensorimotor Coordination
50%
Brain Reward System
50%
Control Motor
50%
Dopamine Transporter
50%
Brain Parts
50%
Impulse Control
50%
Internet Gaming Disorder
50%
White Matter Density
50%
Behavioral/emotional
50%
Neuroscience
Game Addiction
100%
Brain Region
100%
Emotional regulation
100%
Ventral Striatum
50%
Dopamine Receptor D2
50%
Dopamine Release
50%
Decision-Making
50%
Physical Dependence
50%
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
50%
Motor Control
50%
Brain Imaging
50%
Dopamine Transporter
50%
Motor Coordination
50%
Dopamine
50%
Gray Matter Volume
50%
Neural Mechanism
50%
Psychology
Gaming
100%
Dopamine
100%
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
25%
Behavioral Decision-Making
25%
Resting-State
25%
Motor Control
25%
Impulse Control
25%
Physical Dependence
25%
Corpus Striatum
25%