Составьте вопросы и утверждения по тексту на английском языке Familiarizing yourself with signs and symptoms of Internet addiction can help you determine whether you or a loved one may need help in the form of professional treatment. Signs and symptoms of Internet addiction are similar to those of many other types of behavioral addictions. Those who suffer from Internet addiction tend to prioritize Internet use above all other important life obligations and may skip social activities, so they can devote more time to being online. Someone must exhibit at least five of the following traits to be diagnosed with Internet addiction: • Preoccupation with the Internet, such as thinking about activities you'll do next time you're online. Feeling the need to spend more time online to achieve the same satisfaction. amount of Repeated, failed attempts to reduce Internet use. •Feelings of irritability, depression, and moodiness when Internet use is limited. Using the Internet for longer periods of time than intended. Putting a job or relationship at risk so you can use the Internet. Lying about the amount of time you spend online. Relying on the Internet to regulate or improve your mood. Other signs and symptoms you may be suffering from Internet addiction: Being defensive about the amount of time you spend online •Inability to complete other important tasks due to spending too much time online •Missing appointments, work, or school due to using the Internet Loss of sense of time when using the Internet •Loss of pleasure or boredom with real-life activities Weight gain due to sitting for long periods of time Weight loss due to skipping meals so you can be online instead A decline in personal hygiene Insomnia and sleep disturbances Headaches Neck and back pain Carpal tunnel syndrome If you or your loved one is exhibiting any of the above signs or symptoms of Internet addiction, it may be time to seek help. Professional addiction treatment can help you recover from the effects of compulsive Internet use and get you back on track with your career, education, relationships, and other important life goals and responsibilities.