'I get dozens of calls from parents,' said Kimberly Young, a psychologist who opened the Center for Internet Addiction Recovery, in Bradford, Pa., in 1995.
'It's the same story time and time again. Parents say, `At first I thought it was a hobby and a phase, but he won't stop. He thinks it's fine to live in his bathrobe and play the game all day and not have any social contact.' There's a whole subculture that supports that.'

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