The second and third chapters discuss the origin of behavioral addictions, which is attributed to a combination of personality, environment, and biology factors.
He also sets the stage for in-depth discussions in the subsequent chapters by laying out definitions of behavioral addiction and how it is distinct from related phenomena such as obsession, compulsion, or obsessive passion. The author draws attention to the ascent in the rate of “nomophobia,” or the fear of not having access to one’s mobile phone (p. The introductory chapter depicts the rise of behavioral addictions accelerated by the rapid development of the latest technologies, including the smartphone.
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