SURVEY
If you agree with these statements about your child, please check the box. o My child feels great while playing video games.
o My child feels unhappy, cranky, or irritable when not playing.o My child is angry or has a temper tantrum when I ask him to stop.
o My child craves more playing time.
o My child spends much of her time playing games.
o My child thinks about the game when not playing.
o More and more of my child’s friends are “online friends.”
o More and more of my child’s friends are gamers.
o My child would rather play video games than be with family and friends.
o My child neglects responsibilities, such as homework and family chores, to play games.
o My child tries to cut back on playing time, but can’t.
o My child plays mores often than he plans.
o My child plays for longer periods than planned.
o She can’t seem to quit playing.
o My child sometimes lies about his playing time.
o My child sometimes sneaks in time to play, such as before school or late into the night.
o My child stays (or wants to stay) home from school to play video games.
o My child spends more than twenty hours a week playing video games.
o My child continues to play in spite of negative consequences.
o My child has arguments with me about how much time she spends playing.
o My child’s games turn up as a top priority when he/she takes the MediaWise “I’d Rather” Assessment.
The more boxes you checked, the more likely video game play may be a cause for concern. See other resources in this guide to help you make a change. Take the MediaWise Video and Computer Game Addiction Survey Guide to Video Game Addiction This handout may be reproduced for educational, noncommercial uses only (with this copyright line). This content has been provided as a free download on ParentFurther.comSM, an online resource from Search Institute®, Minneapolis, MN; 800-888-7828; www.search-institute.org. All rights reserved. MediaWise “I’d Rather” Assessment™ Have your child fill out this survey. Check the box next to each statement you agree with.
o I’d rather play video games than hang out with my friends.
o I’d rather play video games than play any sports.
o I’d rather play video games than spend time with my family.
o I’d rather play video games than eat. o I’d rather play video games than sleep.
o I’d rather play video games than talk on the phone.
o I’d rather play video games than go to school or work.
o I’d rather play video games than go to a movie. o I’d rather play video games than watch TV.
o I’d rather play video games than use the Internet.
o I’d rather play video games than listen to music.
o I’d rather play video games than exercise.
o List the things you’d rather do than play video games: 1.__________________________________________ 2.__________________________________________ 3.__________________________________________
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