Classification of Gamers Using Multiple Physiological Signals: Distinguishing Features of Internet Gaming Disorder.

ABSTRACT: The proliferating and excessive use of internet games has caused various comorbid diseases, such as game addiction, which is now a major social problem. Recently, the American Psychiatry Association classified "Internet gaming disorder (IGD)" as an addiction/mental disorder. Although many studies have been conducted on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of IGD, screening studies for IGD are still scarce. In this study, we classified gamers using multiple physiological signals to contribute to the treatment and prevention of IGD. Participating gamers were divided into three groups based on Young's Internet Addiction Test score and average game time as follows: Group A, those who rarely play games; Group B, those who enjoy and play games regularly; and Group C, those classified as havi

SUBMITTER: Ha J 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8498337 | biostudies-literature | 2021

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature