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报告翻译问题

1. Talk openly about concerns and offer support.
2. Encourage seeking professional help like therapy.
3. Set gaming time limits.
4. Help find non-gaming activities.
5. Be patient and supportive throughout the process.
Additional tips:
1. Don't enable the addiction by sharing resources.
2. Be a good role model by limiting your own gaming.
3. Educate yourself about gaming addiction. Remember, seek help if needed!
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Tips for Recovery
• Tell your friends about your decision to stop playing Dota.
• Ask your friends or family to be available when you need them.
• Accept invitations only to events that you know won't involve Dota.
• Have a plan about what you'll do if you find yourself in a place where Dota is played.
• Remind yourself that having an addiction doesn't make a person bad or weak.
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