Young claims her tests are patterned after symptoms commonly used to identify compulsive gamblers and alcoholics. The Chronicle of Higher Education, This is the date that the article was published. This is the volume of the periodical in which the article appears. This is the number of pages of the article. This is the title of the article .
Some scholars question research methods of expert on Internet addiction.
This is the author of the article. This is the abstract or small paragraph that describes the article. Some critics, however, say Young's research methods are deeply flawed and question her practice of consultation with Internet addicts by e-mail for a fee. Young claims her tests are patterned after symptoms commonly used to identify compulsive gamblers and alcoholics. Scholarly, Professional or Peer-Reviewed Articles Scholarly or academic journal articles are written by researchers or scholars who are knowledgeable in the subject.