The Oxford Handbook of Digital Technologies and Mental Health

Marc N. Potenza is a board-certified psychiatrist and a Professor of Psychiatry, Child Study and Neuroscience at the Yale School of Medicine where he directs multiple programs and centers focused on addictions. He has consulted to multiple agencies including the American Psychiatric Association and World Health Organization with respect to the DSM-5 and ICD-11, respectively. Dr. Potenza has published over 600 articles, chapters and books with a focus on behavioral addictions like gambling and gaming disorders. Kyle Faust is a clinical psychologist who completed his PhD at the University of Rhode Island. He has published numerous articles on the positive and negative applications of digital technology, and works to apply these methods in his clinical practice. He has also received mentorship from Dr. James Prochaska, who developed the Transtheoretical model of behavior change, and is working to apply this model to the treatment of problematic use of digital technology.David Faust is a Full Professor in the Department of Psychology, College of Health Science, and a Ryan Research Professor of Neuroscience, George and Ryan Institute for Neuroscience, at the University of Rhode Island; and holds an affiliate appointment in the Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, Alpert Medical School of Brown University. Dr. Faust has published numerous works on such topics as assessment of digital technology use and overuse, psychology and law, and neuropsychology, and has received multiple awards and honors for distinguished professional contributions.

• Introduction to The Oxford Handbook of Digital Technologies and Mental HealthMarc N. Potenza, David Faust, and Kyle A. FaustI. INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGY USE IN THE GENERAL POPULATION1. Historical Context and Upcoming Developments in Digital Technologies Daria J. Kuss, Daniel Kardefelt-Winther, and Joël Billieux2. A History and Overview of Video Game AddictionMark D. Griffiths and Halley Pontes3. Youth and Technology: A Developmental Perspective on Internet UseGerrit I. van Schalkwyk, Joshua Golt, Wendy K. Silverman4. Epidemiology of Technology Use and Mental Health in the United StatesSeth W. Whiting and Rani A. Hoff5. General-Population-Based Studies of Problematic Internet Use: Data from EuropeHans-Jurgen Rumpf6. The Natural History of Problematic Internet Use and Gaming: Recent Findings, Challenges, and Future Directions Daniel L. King and Paul H. Delfabbro7. Health Networking, and Other Social Aspects of Technology Use: Past, Present, and Future ConsiderationsChih-Hung Ko and Ju-Yu Yen8. Conceptualization of Internet Addiction Based on the Public Health PerspectiveHae Kook Lee and Sulki Chung9. Problems Relating to Internet Use in China: Status, Challenge, and ResponseWei Hao and Shangli Cai10. An Overview of Prevention and Intervention Work in Hong Kong on Health Problems Relating to Internet UseThomas Chung11. Networking and Other Social Aspects of Technology Use: Past Developments, Present Impact, and Future ConsiderationsRachel Kowert, Emese Domahidi, and Thorsten QuandtII. IMPACT OF INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGY USE: MAJOR CONCEPTUAL ISSUES12. Debates Regarding the Classification, Categorization, and Conceptualization of Problematic Internet Use and Video-GamingStephanie Yarnell and Marc N. Potenza13. Digital Technology Use and Overuse: Neurobiology, Neuropsychology and GeneticsYvonne Yau and Marc N. Potenza14. Selecting and Refining Measures for Assessing Digital Technology Use and Misuse in Clinical and Research SettingsKyle A. Faust, David Faust, Joseph F. Meyer, and Nathan E. CookIII. POTENTIAL POSITIVE IMPACTS OF INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGY USE15. Positive Effects of Video Gaming on Human BehaviorAaron Cochrane, Sara Prot, Jorge Blanco, C. Shawn Green, and Douglas A. Gentile16. Professional and Competitive Gaming: Discussing Potential Benefits of Scientific StudyKyle A. Faust, Joseph F. Meyer, and Mark D. GriffithsIV. POTENTIAL NEGATIVE IMPACTS OF INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGY USE AND PATTERNS OF USE17. Violent Video Games Do Not Contribute to Societal Violence and CrimeJonathan Z. Gallar and Christopher J. Ferguson18. Violent Media Use and Violent OutcomesChristopher L. Groves, Sara Prot, and Craig A. Anderson19. Internet-Shopping DisorderAstrid Müller, Matthias Brand, James E. Mitchell, and Martina de Zwaan20. Technology, the Internet, and Gambling: How the Medium Can Facilitate Addiction, Adaptation, and InterventionHoward J. Shaffer, Heather M. Gray, Sarah E. Nelson, and Debi A. LaPlante21. Digital Technologies and Sex: Internet and Smartphone Influences on Pornography Viewing and Other Sexual BehaviorsShane Kraus and Marc N. Potenza22. Texting While Driving and Other Use of Digital Technology Leading to Distraction and RiskSusan Varga and Federico Vaca23. Cyberbullying, Online Addiction and Sexting: An Overview of Online Social Risk TakingRuth Festl and Thorsten QuandtV. TREATMENT, ASSESSMENT AND LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS: DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY APPROACHES24. Ecological Momentary Assessment and Technological Advances in Clinical CareIsabelle Morris, Saul Shiffman, Ellen Beckjord, and Stuart G. Ferguson25. Virtual Reality Training in Job Interviewing for People with Mental Health Disorders or DisabilitiesMorris D. Bell and Matthew J. Smith26. The Promise and Problem of E-AssessmentMike Franzen and Matthew J.L. Page27. Telemental Health: Mitigating the Practitioner's RiskPietro LynnVI. APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY TO PROMOTE PSYCHOLOGICAL WELFARE AND HEALTH IN SPECIFIC GROUPS28. Mobile Applications to Help Women Achieve Better Behavioral Health in the Postpartum PeriodDawn W. Foster and Ariadna Forray29. Use of Digital Technology to Provide or Enhance the Delivery of Interventions for AdolescentsDeepa Camenga and Grace E. Kong30. Transtheoretical Model, Digital Interventions, Stages of Change, Healthy LifestyleJanice M. Prochaska and James O. Prochaska31. Using Digital Technology for Cognitive Assessment and Enhancement in Older AdultsSheida Rabipour and Patrick S. R. Davidson32. Multicultural Considerations in TelepsychologyJasmine Mena, Kyle A. Faust, Nathan E. Cook, David Faust, and Ryan HoltVII. USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES TO TREAT SPECIFIC DISORDERS33. Use of Digital Technology and Mobile Applications to Treat Anxiety DisordersDawn McDaniel, Marat Zanov, Michael Van Ameringen, Jasmine Turna, and Barbara O. Rothbaum34. Digital Technologies in the Assessment and Treatment of Impulsivity and Problematic Alcohol and Drug UseFrederick Muench, Rachel P. Vitale, and Marc N. Potenza35. Use of Digital Technology to Provide or Enhance the Delivery of Psychotherapeutic Interventions for Addictions: Computer-Based Cognitive Behavioral TherapiesKathleen M. Carroll and Brian D. Kiluk36. Smartphone Applications for Mindfulness Training in the Treatment of Substance Use DisordersKathleen Garrison, Stephanie O'Malley, Judson Brewer, and Marc N. Potenza37. mHealth Therapy for Problem and Pathological GamblingArdeshir S. Rahman and Timothy W. FongVIII. TREATMENT OF PROBLEMATIC INTERNET USE AND VIDEO-GAMING38. Psychotherapeutic and Pharmacological Treatment for Problematic Digital Technology Use: Formulating Principles and Practice Guides from the Scientific and Professional LiteratureDavid Faust, Marc N. Potenza, Charles Gaudet, and Kyle A. Faust39. Internet Addiction and Internet Gaming Disorder - A cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapeutic ApproachKlaus Wölfling, Kai W. Müller, Michael Dreier, and Manfred E. BeutelFuture DirectionsMarc N. Potenza, David Faust, and Kyle A. Faust