İnternet Bağımlılığı Çerçevesinden Kumar ve Oyun Bileşenleri Üzerine Bir Yazın Taraması

Year 2021, Issue: 5, 123 - 139, 19.07.2021

Özlem Deniz Duman

Abstract

Dijital teknolojinin dünyamızı sarıp sarmaladığı günümüzde,
bağımlılık düzeyi de gittikçe farklılaşmakta ve genişlemektedir.
Bu bağımlılık türlerinden biri de internet ve onunla hayat bulan
bileşenleridir. Özellikle gençler arasında yayılan internetin yanlış
ve bağımlılık oluşturacak şekilde aşırı derecede kullanılması,
bu durumun geniş çevreler tarafından davranışsal bağımlılıklardan
biri olarak kabul edilmesine neden olmuştur. Yukarıda
belirtmeye çalıştığımız unsurlar dâhilinde bu çalışma ile internet
ve onun bileşenleri olarak kabul edilen kumar ve oyun gibi bütün bu olguların birbirleriyle olan ilişkisi ortaya koyulmaya
çalışılacaktır. İnternetin ve onun bileşenlerinin bağımlılık
oluşturacak şekilde kullanılması ve bireyin yaşamında önemli
bir yere sahip olması, çalışmanın varsayımını oluşturmaktadır.
Mevcut konu kapsamında literatür taraması yapılarak bu alandaki
güncel eserlerden yararlanılmıştır. Çalışmada internet kullanımı
ile bileşenleri arasında yakın bir ilişki olduğu ve bireyin
problemli internet kullanım riskini gittikçe artırdığı değerlendirmesine
ulaşılmıştır.

Keywords

İnternet, bağımlılık, oyun, kumar, dijital

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