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. 2017 Jul 11;8:1150. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2017.01150

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(A) Examples of gaming-related stimuli (left) and typing-related stimuli (right). (B) The timeline of one trial in the event-related cue-reactivity task. The test version of the task is in Chinese. “” means “The degree of your craving for game-playing right now”; “” means “no craving”; “” means “extremely high craving.”

Inline graphic — (A) Examples of gaming-related stimuli (left) and typing-related stimuli (right). (B) The timeline of one trial in the event-related cue-reactivity task. The test version of the task is in Chinese. “” means “The degree of your craving for game-playing right now”; “” means “no craving”; “” means “extremely high craving.”