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Cyberspace – Addiction or Not: A Limited Case Study of the Internet Addiction among Student Population

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Table 2. Using the Internet
Table 3. The possibility of online access from various locations
table shows that other activities occur in much smaller percentage, that is bellow 10
Table 8 shows that students use computer network every day at a very high percentage, even 97.1%
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