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Gamer Widow: A Phenomenological Study of Spouses of Online Video Game Addicts

Jason C. NorthrupSt. Mary's University, San Antonio, Texas, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Sterling ShumwayTexas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, USA
Pages 269-281 | Published online: 22 Apr 2014

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Joann Lianekhammy & Judy van de Venne. (2015) World of Warcraft Widows: Spousal Perspectives of Online Gaming and Relationship Outcomes. The American Journal of Family Therapy 43:5, pages 454-466.
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Felicity L. Painter, Anna T. Booth, Primrose Letcher, Craig A. Olsson & Jennifer E. McIntosh. (2023) The lived experience of stress for parents in the context of COVID ‐19–related disruption . Family Relations 72:4, pages 1511-1531.
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Chantal Ferreira, Hannelie Yates & Alfred R. Brunsdon. (2022) Resilience of Christian marriages in contemporary society as viewed through the lens of spirituality. In die Skriflig/In Luce Verbi 56:1.
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McCall A. Booth, Sarah M. Coyne, Jeremy B. Yorgason & Jeffrey P. Dew. (2021) Domestic bliss, or technological diss? Problematic media use, partner responsiveness, and relationship outcomes. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships 38:12, pages 3610-3632.
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Kevin H. Chen, John L. Oliffe & Mary T. Kelly. (2018) Internet Gaming Disorder: An Emergent Health Issue for Men. American Journal of Men's Health 12:4, pages 1151-1159.
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Lynn E. McCutcheon, Meghan M. Gillen, Blaine L. Browne, Michael P. Murtagh & Brian Collisson. (2016) Intimate relationships and attitudes toward celebrities. Interpersona: An International Journal on Personal Relationships 10:1, pages 77-89.
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Jason Northrup & Jessica Smith. (2016) Effects of Facebook Maintenance Behaviors on Partners? Experience of Love. Contemporary Family Therapy 38:2, pages 245-253.
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Edward T. Asbury. 2016. Applied Cyberpsychology. Applied Cyberpsychology 58 73 .
Meghan M. Gillen, Brian Collisson, Michael Murtagh, Blaine L. Browne & Lynn E. McCutcheon. (2016) Additional Psychometric Data for the Mate Value Scale. Journal of Relationships Research 7.
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