Daily use of the Internet is not capable of influencing a person in the best way. This often leads to various health problems and even mental disorders.
Instructions
Step 1
According to the latest research in this field, the Internet can be highly addictive in humans. Many users find it difficult to control the time they spend at the computer. Often they even promise themselves to reduce it and complete the program, but they do not find the strength to do this and even get angry if someone tries to distract them from the computer.
Step 2
A variety of digital hobbies, for example, playing online, watching or listening to music online and surfing on social networks literally pull in a person, forcing other matters to be overshadowed. It is not surprising that when answering the question of what the user was doing at one time or another, he lies and names completely different activities: study, work with documentation, etc.
Step 3
If the Internet turns into an everyday habit, a person becomes distracted, begins to think about how to quickly return to the virtual world. He often thinks about how to complete the level in the game or which of his friends to write. If someone tries to interfere with a person's plans to sit at the computer, he begins to feel irritated, nervous and detached.
Step 4
In the absence of access to the Internet, a person dependent on it begins to feel helpless, unable to cope with certain tasks on their own. Such people have fewer and fewer friends in real life, as they prefer to look for "friends" and make new acquaintances on the Internet.
Step 5
People who spend a lot of time at the computer gradually begin to experience other health problems. Their vision deteriorates, a curvature of the spine appears, the body becomes more obese, and the skin becomes pale and dull. Such people are prone to frequent colds and simply feel uncomfortable when interacting with others in the real world.
