A recent study published in the Journal of Affective Disorders sheds light on the brain network dysfunctions associated with behavioral addictions. This meta-analysis of previous research found that people with behavioral addictions show distinct patterns of brain connectivity. Specifically, these individuals exhibited both reduced and heightened connectivity in key brain networks involved in attention, emotional regulation, and reward processing. The study’s results help provide a clearer understanding of how behavioral addictions, such as gambling or internet addiction, may affect brain func…