While there is no consensus on the exact list, some commonly cited examples of behavioral addictions include:Gambling addiction: a compulsive behavior characterized by persistent and recurrent gambling despite negative consequences on an individual's life.Internet addiction: an excessive use of the internet or certain online activities that leads to negative consequences, such as social isolation, decreased academic or work performance, and disrupted sleep patterns.Shopping addiction: a compulsive behavior that involves excessive or unnecessary shopping despite negative consequences, such as financial problems, relationship issues, or legal difficulties.