Dampak kecanduan game pada anak anak
Hubungannya dengan gangguan emosi dan perilaku
Keywords:
game, game addiction, The Effects Of Game Addiction, Changes In Emotions And Behavior, childrenAbstract
The advancement of technology has created various forms of modern entertainment, including electronic games. Games have become an integral part of society's life, including among children. However, the unrestricted freedom to play games has the potential to trigger addiction, especially among children. Game addiction has significant negative impacts on children, particularly in psychological aspects such as changes in emotions and behavior. This study aims to identify the impacts of game addiction and its correlation with changes in emotions and behavior in children. The study utilizes the systematic literature review (SLR) method to investigate relevant articles and previous research journals. The research findings indicate that game addiction in children brings about varying negative impacts that directly affect changes in their emotions and behavior. Consequently, it can be concluded that there is a connection between the impacts of game addiction and changes in emotions and behavior in children.
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