Alicia spends all day at work on the Internet and then all night on social networking sites looking at the many interesting things her friends have been doing. She hasn't been seeing her family or friends, nor has she been getting out of her apartment. Moreover, Alicia is becoming depressed and is starting to dislike her life. What is the best advice you could give Alicia right now?
A. Stop visiting all social networking sites
B. Seek professional help it's clear she has a problem.
C. Better regulate time spent on the Internet
D. None of the above will really help Alicia.

C

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Better regulate time spent on the internet

This is pretty harmful to spend that much time on the internet, one major reason is because everyone needs a social life where you are physically interacting with real life people; family, friends, etc. Just hanging out on the internet has a way of changing how you perceive things and the internet is filled with lots of stuff which is not actually real. See a friend maybe with the latest car or house or clothes and you begin to develop anxiety, thinking that person has no problems, etc Meeting real people will make you have better relationships that are void of perceived success.

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