Although the Internet is an important discovery that has excellent functions and brings many benefits to the daily life of human beings, its excessive use also leads to many dysfunctions. The Internet has a huge amount of features. We use the Internet for different purposes; such as for school work, for shopping, bill payment, online banking and for social networks, such as (Facebook, Twitter, yahoo mail, hot mail, g mail and my space) and also for dating. It also allows people to watch YouTube videos, play video games, read books, magazines and other material resources. However, when people spend an unlimited number of times on a computer for non-profit activities such as playing games and using Facebook for the whole day, it results in a waste of time and, if used repeatedly, can cause Internet addiction. Lam argued that Internet addiction is uncontrollable and harmful use of the computer. Internet use and is documented as a 'compulsive-impulsive Internet use disorder' (Lam 2). Kimberly Young, of the Center for Internet Addiction Recovery in Bradford, Pennsylvania, said: “At the same time, the Internet has had negative consequences. Some people worry about the Internet, cannot control their use, and jeopardize their employment and interpersonal relationships. The concept of 'Internet addiction' has been proposed as an explanation for the uncontrollable and harmful use of this technology” (Young 2). But some opinions oppose this argument and say that Internet use does not constitute an addiction. Kim said that “there are different opinions on Internet addiction. A common saying is that if someone is addicted to something and it is knowledge, this case is not addiction” (Kim 1). However, I would say that if we use something extremely, even if it is knowledge, it is addiction. The more we use the Internet, the more negative consequences we have, such as a disproportionate waste of time, reduced academic performance and even the possibility of developing mood disorders. Different situations can cause Internet addiction, including family members, friends with whom we spend most of the time. , peers and some other neighbors have the basic meaning. Hyung identified multiple causes of Internet addiction and stated that “the causes of Internet addiction are not only associated with the habitual context of Internet use, but also with the demographic and socioeconomic context” (Hyung 10). Availability