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Adolescent gamers: a four-wave study of gaming trajectories and psychosocial development
Nierop et al. · 2026 · Netherlands
(Korean)
Country
Netherlands
Sample
n = 1,331
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Other
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CC BY
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The Dark Side of Digitalization: A Visual Journey of Research Through Digital Game Addiction and Mental Health
Nawaser et al. · 2026 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 510
Design
Cross-sectional
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Other
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(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2025 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 213
Design
Cross-sectional
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Other
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2025 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Design
Other
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Other
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2025 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 101
Design
Other
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Other
Stress in Esports: A Qualitative Study on The Interplay of Player Experiences and Organizational Systems
Boldi et al. · 2025 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 16
Design
Qualitative
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Quote only
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The relationship between social network addiction, online gaming addiction, and suicide ideation: mediating and moderating role of loneliness
Koçak et al. · 2025 · Türkiye
(Korean)
Country
Türkiye
Sample
n = 1,186
Design
Cross-sectional
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Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2025 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 200
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Cross-sectional
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Other
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(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2025 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 214
Design
Qualitative
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Other
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(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2025 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 13
Design
Cross-sectional
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Other
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A Survey Study on Public Attitudes Toward Gaming Disorder
Reer et al. · 2025 · Germany
(Korean)
Country
Germany
Sample
n = 1,075
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
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Treatment of Gaming Disorder in Children and Adolescents: A Systematic Review
Park et al. · 2025 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 2,157
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Meta-analysis
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Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2025 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 176
Design
Cross-sectional
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Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2024 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 651
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2024 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 1,064
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
Investigating the interplay between gaming disorder and functional impairments in professional esports gaming
Pontes et al. · 2024 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 5,198
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Who has the greatest influence on adolescent gaming disorder: parents, teachers, or peers? An interpersonal relationships network model of gaming disorder
Tan et al. · 2024 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 1,414
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Network structures of internet gaming disorder and gaming disorder: Symptom operationalization causes variation
Adamkovič et al. · 2024 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 3,592
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Validation of the Gaming Skills Questionnaire in Adolescence: Effects of Gaming Skills on Cognitive and Affective Functioning
Zioga et al. · 2024 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 347
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2024 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 635
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
Problematic gaming, social withdrawal, and Escapism: The Compensatory-Dissociative Online Gaming (C-DOG) model
Giardina et al. · 2024 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
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Other
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CC BY
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Meta-Analysis of Internet Gaming Disorder Prevalence: Assessing the Impacts of DSM-5 and ICD-11 Diagnostic Criteria
Zhou et al. · 2024 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
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Meta-analysis
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Other
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Internet gaming disorder and aggression: A meta-analysis of teenagers and young adults
Li et al. · 2023 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 20,790
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Ontological diversity in gaming disorder measurement: a nationally representative registered report
Karhulahti et al. · 2023 · Finland
(Korean)
Country
Finland
Sample
n = 8,217
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Shopping Around for Loot Box Presence Warning Labels: Unsatisfactory Compliance on Epic, Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft Platforms
Xiao · 2023 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Design
Cross-sectional
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DOI ↗Source ↗
Relationships of internet gaming engagement, history, and maladaptive cognitions and adolescent internet gaming disorder: A cross-sectional study
Wang et al. · 2023 · Hong Kong SAR China
(Korean)
Country
Hong Kong SAR China
Sample
n = 2,902
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
The Role of Self-Control Dimensions, Game Motivation, Game Genre, and Game Platforms in Gaming Disorder: Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Findings
Cudo et al. · 2023 · Poland
(Korean)
Country
Poland
Sample
n = 620
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY-NC
DOI ↗Source ↗
Symptomatology, risk, and protective factors of gaming disorder: A network analytical approach
Tang et al. · 2023 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 3,002
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY-NC
DOI ↗Source ↗
Relapse prevention therapy for internet gaming disorder in Swedish child and adolescent psychiatric clinics: a randomized controlled trial
André et al. · 2023 · Sweden
(Korean)
Country
Sweden
Sample
n = 102
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Exploring the associated characteristics of Internet gaming disorder from the perspective of various game genres
Liao et al. · 2023 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 5,593
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Relationships between psychological flexibility and internet gaming disorder among adolescents: Mediation effects of depression and maladaptive cognitions
Yang et al. · 2023 · Hong Kong SAR China
(Korean)
Country
Hong Kong SAR China
Sample
n = 2,102
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
The relationship between parental neglect and cyberbullying perpetration among Chinese adolescent: The sequential role of cyberbullying victimization and internet gaming disorder
Gan et al. · 2023 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 699
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Gaming passion contributes to the definition and identification of problematic gaming
Infanti et al. · 2023 · Spain
(Korean)
Country
Spain
Sample
n = 845
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
What is esports? A systematic scoping review and concept analysis of esports
Tang et al. · 2023 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 299
Design
Qualitative
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2022 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 16
Design
Qualitative
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
Analysis of the coexistence of gaming and viewing activities in Twitch users and their relationship with pathological gaming: a multilayer perceptron approach
Cabeza-Ramírez et al. · 2022 · Spain
(Korean)
Country
Spain
Sample
n = 970
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Increasing important roles of child and adolescent psychiatrists in the treatment of gaming disorder: Current status in Japan
Tateno et al. · 2022 · Japan
(Korean)
Country
Japan
Sample
n = 159
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Internet Gaming Disorder in the DSM-5: Personality and Individual Differences
Chew et al. · 2022 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 123
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Adolescent Internet gaming addiction and personality characteristics by game genre
Kim et al. · 2022 · South Korea
Internet gaming addiction and personality characteristics varied according to the game genre played (ANOVA). RTS and FPS users had higher levels of tolerance, withdrawal, and neglect of everyday life than RPG, Racing, and Arcade/Shooting users. Users of particular genres showed significantly lower self-esteem (Arcade/Shooting), conscientiousness (Racing), empathy (RPG), and sense of community (Racing and RTS) than the comparison group.
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 3,217
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Children’s mobile-gaming preferences, online risks, and mental health
Hou et al. · 2022 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 2,702
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Cumulative Family Risk and Internet Gaming Disorder Among Adolescents: A Serial Mediating Model of Personal Growth Initiative and Gratitude
Gan et al. · 2022 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 600
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Gaming disorder and the COVID-19 pandemic: Treatment demand and service delivery challenges
King et al. · 2022 · Switzerland
(Korean)
Country
Switzerland
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY-NC
DOI ↗Source ↗
Increased Gaming During COVID-19 Predicts Physical Inactivity Among Youth in Norway—A Two-Wave Longitudinal Cohort Study
Haug et al. · 2022 · Norway
(Korean)
Country
Norway
Sample
n = 2,940
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Psychological treatments for excessive gaming: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Kim et al. · 2022 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 745
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
A systematic review of the impact of COVID-19 on the game addiction of children and adolescents
Han et al. · 2022 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
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Meta-analysis
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Prevalence of Internet Gaming Disorder in Medical Students: A Meta-Analysis
Chiang et al. · 2022 · Egypt
(Korean)
Country
Egypt
Sample
n = 2,236
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
News Frame Analysis About Loot Boxes in Games: Focused on Contents Analysis
(Korean authors) · 2022 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Design
Cross-sectional
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Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2022 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 154
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
Digital Addiction and Sleep
Dresp-Langley et al. · 2022 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 89,000
Design
Other
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DOI ↗Source ↗
Evaluation of the Psychometric Properties of the Chinese Internet Gaming Disorder Checklist (C-IGDC) Among Chinese Adolescents
Chen et al. · 2021 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 1,253
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Emotional Dysregulation in Preschool Age Predicts Later Media Use and Gaming Disorder Symptoms in Childhood
Paulus et al. · 2021 · Germany
(Korean)
Country
Germany
Sample
n = 80
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Gaming Motivation and Negative Psychosocial Outcomes in Male Adolescents: An Individual-Centered 1-Year Longitudinal Study
Wang et al. · 2021 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 929
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
A systematic review and meta-analysis on the clinical implications of probability discounting among individuals with Internet gaming disorder
Chung et al. · 2021 · Country not stated
The IGD group was more willing to take risks in probabilistic gains but performances on probabilistic losses were similar between the two groups. The IGD group exhibited a shorter response time (Hedge's g = −0.51; 95%CI = −0.87 to −0.15). Meta-regression demonstrated a positive correlation between maximum reward magnitude and PD rate (p < 0.04). Significant publication bias was noted among the included studies (Egger's test, p < 0.01).
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 300
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
A mathematical model of population dynamics for the internet gaming addiction
Seno · 2021 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Empirical evidence for robust personality-gaming disorder associations from a large-scale international investigation applying the APA and WHO frameworks
Montag et al. · 2021 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 50,925
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Internet Gaming Disorder, Risky Online Behaviour, and Mental Health in Hong Kong Adolescents: The Beneficial Role of Psychological Resilience
Tsui et al. · 2021 · Hong Kong SAR China
(Korean)
Country
Hong Kong SAR China
Sample
n = 1,099
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Relative Deprivation and Game Addiction in Left-Behind Children: A Moderated Mediation
Yang et al. · 2021 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 952
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Aggressiveness and life satisfaction as predictors for video game addiction among Palestinian adolescents
Mahamid et al. · 2021 · Palestinian Territories
(Korean)
Country
Palestinian Territories
Sample
n = 560
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
Subtyping treatment-seeking gaming disorder patients
Granero et al. · 2021 · Spain
(Korean)
Country
Spain
Sample
n = 107
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Quote only
DOI ↗Source ↗
Problematic Gaming and Sleep: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Kristensen et al. · 2021 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 51,901
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
The New Frontier of Esports and Gaming: A Scoping Meta-Review of Health Impacts and Research Agenda
Kelly et al. · 2021 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 10
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2021 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 144
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2020 · Germany
(Korean)
Country
Germany
Design
Other
Licence
Other
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2020 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
Other
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2020 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 121
Design
Other
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2020 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Design
Qualitative
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
We Are All in This Together: The Role of Individuals' Social Identities in Problematic Engagement with Video Games and the Internet
Travaglino et al. · 2020 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 782
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
Problematic Facebook use and problematic video gaming as mediators of relationship between impulsivity and life satisfaction among female and male gamers
Cudo et al. · 2020 · Poland
(Korean)
Country
Poland
Sample
n = 673
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Delineating adaptive esports involvement from maladaptive gaming: a self-regulation perspective
Brevers et al. · 2020 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
A partial mediation effect of father-child attachment and self-esteem between parental marital conflict and subsequent features of internet gaming disorder in children: a 12-month follow-up study
Jeong et al. · 2020 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 268
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
The Relationship Between Problematic Video Gaming, Problematic Facebook Use, and Self-Control Dimensions Among Female and Male Gamers
Cudo et al. · 2020 · Poland
(Korean)
Country
Poland
Sample
n = 830
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Quote only
DOI ↗Source ↗
Internet Gaming Disorder Clustering Based on Personality Traits in Adolescents, and Its Relation with Comorbid Psychological Symptoms
González-Bueso et al. · 2020 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 66
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY-NC
DOI ↗Source ↗
Psychometric Evaluation and Comparison of Two Gaming Disorder Measures Derived From the DSM-5 and ICD-11 Frameworks
Wang et al. · 2020 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 544
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Relationship of Internet gaming disorder with psychopathology and social adaptation in Italian young adults
Pasquale et al. · 2020 · Italy
(Korean)
Country
Italy
Sample
n = 566
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Screening and assessment tools for gaming disorder: A comprehensive systematic review
King et al. · 2020 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 462,249
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
Quote only
DOI ↗Source ↗
Face validity evaluation of screening tools for gaming disorder: Scope, language, and overpathologizing issues
King et al. · 2020 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 417
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
CC BY-NC
DOI ↗Source ↗
Social challenge and threat predict performance and cardiovascular responses during competitive video gaming
Maciej et al. · 2020 · Poland
(Korean)
Country
Poland
Sample
n = 82
Design
Other
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
Exposure to Community Violence, Affiliations With Risk-Taking Peer Groups, and Internet Gaming Disorder Among Chinese Adolescents: The Moderating Role of Parental Monitoring
Liang et al. · 2019 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 2,423
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Assessing Video Game Habits and Pathological Behaviour in Children through a New Scale: Psychometric Properties of the Video-Gaming Scale—For Children (VGS-C)
Donati et al. · 2019 · Italy
(Korean)
Country
Italy
Sample
n = 201
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
The Role of Cognitive Emotion Regulation Strategies in Problem Gaming Among Adolescents: A Nationally Representative Survey Study
Kökönyei et al. · 2019 · Hungary
(Korean)
Country
Hungary
Sample
n = 1,646
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Test-Retest Measurement Invariance of the Nine-Item Internet Gaming Disorder Scale in Two Countries: A Preliminary Longitudinal Study
Stavropoulos et al. · 2019 · United States
Configural invariance was established across both the USA and Australian samples. Metric and scalar invariances were supported for the USA sample. Only partial metric invariance (factor loadings for Items 2 and 3 non-invariant) was established for the Australian sample. Only partial scalar invariance was established for the Australian sample, with all thresholds of Items 1 and 2, and thresholds 1 and 3 for Items 4, 6, 8, and 9 non-invariant.
Country
United States
Sample
n = 181
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Internet Gaming Disorder in Adolescents With Psychiatric Disorder: Two Case Reports Using a Developmental Framework
Benarous et al. · 2019 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 2
Design
Qualitative
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Current diagnostic procedures and interventions for Gaming Disorders: A Systematic Review
Costa et al. · 2019 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 28
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Maladaptive Personality Functioning and Psychopathological Symptoms in Problematic Video Game Players: A Person-Centered Approach
Musetti et al. · 2019 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 366
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
The Correlation between the Frontostriatal Network and Impulsivity in Internet Gaming Disorder
Kim et al. · 2019 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 46
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Personal distress as a mediator between self-esteem, self-efficacy, loneliness and problematic video gaming in female and male emerging adult gamers
Cudo et al. · 2019 · Poland
(Korean)
Country
Poland
Sample
n = 370
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
The Association Between Video Gaming and Psychological Functioning
Heiden et al. · 2019 · Germany
(Korean)
Country
Germany
Sample
n = 2,734
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Policy on Unreliable Game Addiction Diagnoses Puts the Cart Before the Horse
Ferguson et al. · 2019 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Design
Other
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
Associations between attention deficit hyperactivity and internet gaming disorder symptoms: is there consistency across types of symptoms, gender and countries?
Stavropoulos et al. · 2019 · United States
(Korean)
Country
United States
Sample
n = 621
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Internet Gaming Disorder Behaviors in Emergent Adulthood: A Pilot Study Examining the Interplay Between Anxiety and Family Cohesion
Adams et al. · 2019 · Australia
Anxiety increased IGD risk among emerging adult MMO gamers. Balanced family cohesion weakened the anxiety-related IGD risk. Linear regressions and moderation analyses confirmed both effects. Sample: longitudinal face-to-face N=61 (Mage=23.02, SD=3.43); cross-sectional online N=64 (Mage=23.34, SD=3.39).
Country
Australia
Sample
n = 61
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Unfair play? Video games as exploitative monetized services: An examination of game patents from a consumer protection perspective
King et al. · 2019 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 13
Design
Qualitative
Licence
Quote only
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2019 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 782
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2019 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 36
Design
Other
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
Increased Insular Cortical Thickness Associated With Symptom Severity in Male Youths With Internet Gaming Disorder: A Surface-Based Morphometric Study
Wang et al. · 2018 · China
Youths with IGD showed increased CT in the bilateral insulae and the right inferior temporal gyrus compared with NCs. Significantly decreased CT was found in the bilateral banks of the superior temporal sulci, right inferior parietal cortex, right precuneus, right precentral gyrus, and left middle temporal gyrus. Youths with IGD demonstrated a significantly positive correlation between the left insular CT and symptom severity. IAT total scores were 68.90 ± 8.22 in IGD versus 22.72 ± 3.79 in NCs (t = 29.71, P < 0.01). No significant differences were detected between youths with IGD and NCs in age and education.
Country
China
Sample
n = 80
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2018 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 456
Design
Other
Licence
Other
Comparison of the Proposed DSM-5 IGD Diagnostic Criteria and Clinical Interview by Psychiatrist in Adolescents
Jeong et al. · 2018 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 118
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2018 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 42
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2018 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 38
Design
Other
Licence
Other
Prevalence of addiction to online video games: gaming disorder among medical students
Yarasani et al. · 2018 · India
(Korean)
Country
India
Sample
n = 575
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
Father–Child Longitudinal Relationship: Parental Monitoring and Internet Gaming Disorder in Chinese Adolescents
Su et al. · 2018 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 1,490
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Aggression and Harm-Avoidant Trait Impede Recovery From Internet Gaming Disorder
Lee et al. · 2018 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 31
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Neurobiological Correlates in Internet Gaming Disorder: A Systematic Literature Review
Kuss et al. · 2018 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 27
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Predicting Chinese Adolescent Internet Gaming Addiction From Peer Context and Normative Beliefs About Aggression: A 2-Year Longitudinal Study
Su et al. · 2018 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 323
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Increased Attentional Bias Toward Visual Cues in Internet Gaming Disorder and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: An Event-Related Potential Study
Kim et al. · 2018 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 63
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Discordance between self-report and clinical diagnosis of Internet gaming disorder in adolescents
Jeong et al. · 2018 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 273
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2018 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 393
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
Personality and Cognition in Gamers: Avoidance Expectancies Mediate the Relationship Between Maladaptive Personality Traits and Symptoms of Internet-Gaming Disorder
Laier et al. · 2018 · Germany
(Korean)
Country
Germany
Sample
n = 103
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
A weak scientific basis for gaming disorder: Let us err on the side of caution
Rooij et al. · 2018 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY-NC
DOI ↗Source ↗
Internet Gaming Disorder in Adolescents: Personality, Psychopathology and Evaluation of a Psychological Intervention Combined With Parent Psychoeducation
González-Bueso et al. · 2018 · Spain
(Korean)
Country
Spain
Sample
n = 30
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
A prospective study of the motivational and health dynamics of Internet Gaming Disorder
Weinstein et al. · 2017 · United States
(Korean)
Country
United States
Sample
n = 5,777
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Video Game Addiction: The Push To Pathologize Video Games
Bean et al. · 2017 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Design
Other
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
An Update Overview on Brain Imaging Studies of Internet Gaming Disorder
Weinstein · 2017 · Country not stated
IGD adolescents and adults had reduced gray matter volume in regions associated with attention, motor coordination, executive function, and perception. IGD adolescents showed lower white matter integrity in regions involved in decision-making, behavioral inhibition, and emotional regulation. IGD adolescents had decreased functional connectivity of PFC-striatal circuits, increased risk-taking choices, and impaired impulse control. Altered executive control mechanisms in ADHD may be a predisposition for developing IGD. IGD patients showed increased functional connectivity of several executive control brain regions that may relate to comorbidity with ADHD and depression.
Country
Country not stated
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Neural Basis of Video Gaming: A Systematic Review
Palaus et al. · 2017 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 116
Design
Meta-analysis
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Role of Stressful Life Events, Avoidant Coping Styles, and Neuroticism in Online Game Addiction among College Students: A Moderated Mediation Model
Li et al. · 2016 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 654
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Online Game Addiction in a Sample from Turkey: Development and Validation of the Turkish Version of Game Addiction Scale
Baysak et al. · 2016 · Türkiye
(Korean)
Country
Türkiye
Sample
n = 726
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY-NC
DOI ↗Source ↗
Problematic Video Game Play and ADHD Traits in an Adult Population
Panagiotidi · 2016 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 205
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
Psychometric properties of the 7-item game addiction scale among french and German speaking adults
Khazaal et al. · 2016 · Switzerland
(Korean)
Country
Switzerland
Sample
n = 5,990
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Decreased modulation by the risk level on the brain activation during decision making in adolescents with internet gaming disorder
Qi et al. · 2015 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 47
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Natural course of behavioral addictions: a 5-year longitudinal study
Thege et al. · 2015 · Canada
(Korean)
Country
Canada
Sample
n = 4,121
Design
Other
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Sense of community, social identity and social support among players of Massively Multiplayer Online Games (MMOGs): A qualitative analysis
O'Connor et al. · 2015 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Sample
n = 22
Design
Qualitative
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2014 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2014 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 3,187
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
Individual differences in motives, preferences, and pathology in video games: the gaming attitudes, motives, and experiences scales (GAMES)
Hilgard et al. · 2013 · Country not stated
(Korean)
Country
Country not stated
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
The Development of Indonesian Online Game Addiction Questionnaire
Jap et al. · 2013 · Indonesia
(Korean)
Country
Indonesia
Sample
n = 1,477
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Altered Default Network Resting-State Functional Connectivity in Adolescents with Internet Gaming Addiction
Ding et al. · 2013 · China
(Korean)
Country
China
Sample
n = 41
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Risk Factors Associated with the Abuse of Video Games in Adolescents
Tejeiro et al. · 2012 · Spain
(Korean)
Country
Spain
Sample
n = 236
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
The Prevalence of Problematic Video Gamers in The Netherlands
Haagsma et al. · 2012 · Netherlands
(Korean)
Country
Netherlands
Sample
n = 902
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
DOI ↗Source ↗
Massively multiplayer online role-playing games: comparing characteristics of addict vs non-addict online recruited gamers in a French adult population
Achab et al. · 2011 · France
(Korean)
Country
France
Sample
n = 448
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
CC BY
DOI ↗Source ↗
Pathological Video-Gaming among Singaporean Youth
Choo et al. · 2010 · Singapore
(Korean)
Country
Singapore
Sample
n = 2,998
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other
(Korean title)
(Korean authors) · 2007 · South Korea
(Korean)
Country
South Korea
Sample
n = 1,177
Design
Cross-sectional
Licence
Other

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Adolescent gamers: a four-wave study of gaming trajectories and psychosocial development

The Dark Side of Digitalization: A Visual Journey of Research Through Digital Game Addiction and Mental Health

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Stress in Esports: A Qualitative Study on The Interplay of Player Experiences and Organizational Systems

The relationship between social network addiction, online gaming addiction, and suicide ideation: mediating and moderating role of loneliness

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A Survey Study on Public Attitudes Toward Gaming Disorder

Treatment of Gaming Disorder in Children and Adolescents: A Systematic Review

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Investigating the interplay between gaming disorder and functional impairments in professional esports gaming

Who has the greatest influence on adolescent gaming disorder: parents, teachers, or peers? An interpersonal relationships network model of gaming disorder

Network structures of internet gaming disorder and gaming disorder: Symptom operationalization causes variation

Validation of the Gaming Skills Questionnaire in Adolescence: Effects of Gaming Skills on Cognitive and Affective Functioning

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Problematic gaming, social withdrawal, and Escapism: The Compensatory-Dissociative Online Gaming (C-DOG) model

Meta-Analysis of Internet Gaming Disorder Prevalence: Assessing the Impacts of DSM-5 and ICD-11 Diagnostic Criteria

Internet gaming disorder and aggression: A meta-analysis of teenagers and young adults

Ontological diversity in gaming disorder measurement: a nationally representative registered report

Shopping Around for Loot Box Presence Warning Labels: Unsatisfactory Compliance on Epic, Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft Platforms

Relationships of internet gaming engagement, history, and maladaptive cognitions and adolescent internet gaming disorder: A cross-sectional study

The Role of Self-Control Dimensions, Game Motivation, Game Genre, and Game Platforms in Gaming Disorder: Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Findings

Symptomatology, risk, and protective factors of gaming disorder: A network analytical approach

Relapse prevention therapy for internet gaming disorder in Swedish child and adolescent psychiatric clinics: a randomized controlled trial

Exploring the associated characteristics of Internet gaming disorder from the perspective of various game genres

Relationships between psychological flexibility and internet gaming disorder among adolescents: Mediation effects of depression and maladaptive cognitions

The relationship between parental neglect and cyberbullying perpetration among Chinese adolescent: The sequential role of cyberbullying victimization and internet gaming disorder

Gaming passion contributes to the definition and identification of problematic gaming

What is esports? A systematic scoping review and concept analysis of esports

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Analysis of the coexistence of gaming and viewing activities in Twitch users and their relationship with pathological gaming: a multilayer perceptron approach

Increasing important roles of child and adolescent psychiatrists in the treatment of gaming disorder: Current status in Japan

Internet Gaming Disorder in the DSM-5: Personality and Individual Differences

Adolescent Internet gaming addiction and personality characteristics by game genre

Children’s mobile-gaming preferences, online risks, and mental health

Cumulative Family Risk and Internet Gaming Disorder Among Adolescents: A Serial Mediating Model of Personal Growth Initiative and Gratitude

Gaming disorder and the COVID-19 pandemic: Treatment demand and service delivery challenges

Increased Gaming During COVID-19 Predicts Physical Inactivity Among Youth in Norway—A Two-Wave Longitudinal Cohort Study

Psychological treatments for excessive gaming: a systematic review and meta-analysis

A systematic review of the impact of COVID-19 on the game addiction of children and adolescents

Prevalence of Internet Gaming Disorder in Medical Students: A Meta-Analysis

News Frame Analysis About Loot Boxes in Games: Focused on Contents Analysis

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Digital Addiction and Sleep

Evaluation of the Psychometric Properties of the Chinese Internet Gaming Disorder Checklist (C-IGDC) Among Chinese Adolescents

Emotional Dysregulation in Preschool Age Predicts Later Media Use and Gaming Disorder Symptoms in Childhood

Gaming Motivation and Negative Psychosocial Outcomes in Male Adolescents: An Individual-Centered 1-Year Longitudinal Study

A systematic review and meta-analysis on the clinical implications of probability discounting among individuals with Internet gaming disorder

A mathematical model of population dynamics for the internet gaming addiction

Empirical evidence for robust personality-gaming disorder associations from a large-scale international investigation applying the APA and WHO frameworks

Internet Gaming Disorder, Risky Online Behaviour, and Mental Health in Hong Kong Adolescents: The Beneficial Role of Psychological Resilience

Relative Deprivation and Game Addiction in Left-Behind Children: A Moderated Mediation

Aggressiveness and life satisfaction as predictors for video game addiction among Palestinian adolescents

Subtyping treatment-seeking gaming disorder patients

Problematic Gaming and Sleep: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

The New Frontier of Esports and Gaming: A Scoping Meta-Review of Health Impacts and Research Agenda

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We Are All in This Together: The Role of Individuals' Social Identities in Problematic Engagement with Video Games and the Internet

Problematic Facebook use and problematic video gaming as mediators of relationship between impulsivity and life satisfaction among female and male gamers

Delineating adaptive esports involvement from maladaptive gaming: a self-regulation perspective

A partial mediation effect of father-child attachment and self-esteem between parental marital conflict and subsequent features of internet gaming disorder in children: a 12-month follow-up study

The Relationship Between Problematic Video Gaming, Problematic Facebook Use, and Self-Control Dimensions Among Female and Male Gamers

Internet Gaming Disorder Clustering Based on Personality Traits in Adolescents, and Its Relation with Comorbid Psychological Symptoms

Psychometric Evaluation and Comparison of Two Gaming Disorder Measures Derived From the DSM-5 and ICD-11 Frameworks

Relationship of Internet gaming disorder with psychopathology and social adaptation in Italian young adults

Screening and assessment tools for gaming disorder: A comprehensive systematic review

Face validity evaluation of screening tools for gaming disorder: Scope, language, and overpathologizing issues

Social challenge and threat predict performance and cardiovascular responses during competitive video gaming

Exposure to Community Violence, Affiliations With Risk-Taking Peer Groups, and Internet Gaming Disorder Among Chinese Adolescents: The Moderating Role of Parental Monitoring

Assessing Video Game Habits and Pathological Behaviour in Children through a New Scale: Psychometric Properties of the Video-Gaming Scale—For Children (VGS-C)