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		<title>Is your family Internet addicted?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[So here is how I see the “modern family”: Father is coming home from work, takes off the coat, goes in his corner and open the computer to read the sport news and see the newest gadgets. The bigger son is in his room playing in network an “awesome game” with his friends. The little [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p align="justify">So here is how I see the “<strong>modern family</strong>”:</p>
<p align="justify"><em>Father is coming home from work, takes off the coat, goes in his corner and open the computer to <strong>read the sport news</strong> and see the newest gadgets. The bigger son is in his room <strong>playing in network</strong> an “awesome game” with his friends. The little girl is <strong>dressing Barbie girls online</strong> because she can dress them faster then in real life and has more accessories. The mother is in kitchen preparing a <strong>quick dinner </strong>because she cannot wait to watch the newest episodes of her favorite movie. </em></p>
<p align="justify">You will think I am exaggerating. Maybe I am, a little bit, but nowadays families do not have one computer they have two or three. It is ok to have more computers and to be an active Internet user, but what I want to point here is that for people is a must to<strong> interact with each other</strong>. And if your children are playing online when do they go out to play with other children the old games?<span id="more-210"></span></p>
<p align="justify">How many of the parents know that children spending too much time at the computer <strong>face real social problems</strong>? To be able to read and judge social signal from others as well as regulate their own, children need real-time interaction. However, there is not just about integration in society. Children will also:</p>
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<li>Become <strong>extreme irritability</strong> especially when limits on use are imposed</li>
<li><strong>Sleep less</strong></li>
<li><strong>Loose interest</strong> in social or other activities</li>
<li><strong>Avoid talking</strong> with friends and parents</li>
<li><strong>Ignore school</strong> activities and lessons</li>
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<p align="justify">I think a parent should not wait until some of the signs above can be find in their children’s behavior. The most of them are following their parents’ pattern. That’s why you should better <strong>choose to spend a nice evening playing</strong> with your children than surfing online.</p>
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