Behavioral addictions : DSM-5 and beyond

257 Pages·2016·1.53 MB·English

by  Petry

Behavioral Addictions

Behavioral Addictions
DSM-5® and Beyond
EDITED BY NANCY M. PETRY
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CONTENTS
Contributors ix
1. Introduction to Behavioral Addictions 1
Nancy M. Petry
2. Gambling Disorder: The First Officially Recognized
Behavioral Addiction 7
Nancy M. Petry
3. Internet Gaming Disorder: A New Behavioral Addiction 43
Florian Rehbein, Simone Kühn, Hans-Jürgen Rumpf, and Nancy M. Petry
4. Internet Addiction: A Future Addictive Disorder? 71
Hans-Jürgen Rumpf, Ran Tao, Florian Rehbein, and Nancy M. Petry
5. Hypersexual Disorder 101
Megan M. Campbell and Dan J. Stein
6. Compulsive Shopping as a Behavioral Addiction 125
Donald W. Black
7. Exercise Addiction: Diagnosis, Psychobiological Mechanisms,
and Treatment 157
Aviv Weinstein and Yitzhak Weinstein
8. Food Addiction 171
Susan Murray, Mark S. Gold, and Nicole M. Avena
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9. Addicted to UV: Evidence for Tanning Addiction 193
Jerod L. Stapleton, Joel Hillhouse, and Elliot J. Coups
10. Conclusions and Future Directions to Advance the Science
and Clinical Care of Behavioral Addictions 221
Nancy M. Petry
Index 231
CONTRIBUTORS
Nicole M. Avena, PhD Mark S. Gold, MD
Department of Pharmacology Department of Psychiatry
and Systems Therapeutics Washington University School
Mount Sinai School of Medicine of Medicine
New York, NY St. Louis, MO
Donald W. Black, PhD Joel Hillhouse, PhD
Department of Psychiatry East Tennessee State University
University of Iowa Roy J. Johnson City, TN
and Lucille A. Carver College
Simone Kühn, PhD
of Medicine
Max Planck Institute for Human
Iowa City, IA
Development
Megan M. Campbell, PhD Center for Lifespan Psychology
Department of Psychiatry Berlin, Germany
and Mental Health University Clinic
University of Cape Town Hamburg-Eppendorf
Cape Town, South Africa Clinic and Policlinic for Psychiatry
and Psychotherapy
Elliot J. Coups, PhD
Hamburg, Germany
Rutgers Cancer Institute
of New Jersey Susan Murray, BS
Rutgers, The State University Department of Pharmacology
of New Jersey and Systems Therapeutics
New Brunswick, NJ Mount Sinai School of Medicine
New York, NY