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This document contains a 12 question questionnaire about personal details, internet usage habits, and opinions on internet addiction. It collects information such as gender, age, relationship status, occupation, daily internet use time and location, purpose of using the internet, devices used to access the internet, home wireless access, perceived cost of internet use, and self-assessment of internet addiction. Participants are asked to select options that apply to them from lists for most questions.
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