Outline (index)1 Introduction2 How technology addiction develops2.1 Advancement of technology2.2 Availability of technology3 Physical effects3.1 Eyesight3.2 Diet and lack of exercise4 Psychological effects4. 1 Violence and aggressive behavior4.2 Antisocial behavior4.3 Memory loss5 Recommendations6 ConclusionReferences1. Introduction Finding a home, business, school, or almost any other public building that doesn't have Internet access is becoming increasingly difficult these days. It is no surprise that the Internet is one of the most important technological developments: it facilitates communication, reduces costs for people and businesses and is an entertainment platform. All these benefits come at a price. Technology is making our lives easier but, at the same time, it is taking over our lives. The group that seems to be the most affected is the youth. By embracing new technologies, young people have abandoned old skills and old ways of life. This trend is rapidly making young people completely dependent on technology. The purpose of this research paper is to explain the impact of technology addiction on young people. First, the report will describe how the addiction develops. Secondly, the physical effects of this addiction will be discussed. Three psychological effects will be explained next. Finally, solutions and recommendations to deal with technology addiction will be discussed.2. How Technology Depends on Development2.1 Advancement of TechnologyRecently, we have seen that technology has advanced greatly and people have made it an important part of their lives. The Internet is one of the most important technological advances... middle of paper... says DC, read more http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2009/08/gamers-are-sad/ page-comments- 2/#ixzz0qnbjpnbn . Wired magazine, excerpted from http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2009/08/gamers-are-sad/comment-page-2/Kalning, K. (2006, December 8). Does violence in video games make teenagers aggressive? MSCBC, Retrieved from http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16099971/Meikle, J. (2004, November 16). Excessive computer use is a threat to your eyesight. News Technology, retrieved from http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2004/nov/16/health.medicineandhealthThompson, C. (2007, September 25). Your outer brain knows everything. Wired Magazine, Retrieved from http://www.wired.com/techbiz/people/magazine/15-10/st_thompsonVeenhof, B., Wellman, B., & Quell, C. (2008). How Canadians' Internet use impacts social life and civic participation. Retrieved from http://site.ebrary.com/lib/sait/Doc?id=10270560&ppg=23