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This review has several limitations. First, it focused on only onescientific database, albeit the most important one in the domainof psychology, and the period studied—one and a half yearssince the advent of IGD—may have been too short to observethe impact of IGD based on the IA articles analyzed, only aboutone fifth of which mention IGD. Second, the terms andBoolean operators selected for the search equation as well asthe strategy of selecting specific criteria from the PsycINFOcategories of refined search (i.e., BNarrow results by^ section)resulted in these concrete results and the surfacing of this IAevolution from IGD advent. Third, the classification systemused in the content analysis helped in identifying specificcyberaddictions at the cost of diminishing other categories(i.e., psychometric studies). Therefore, other potential specificcyberaddictions, such as online workaholism, were excluded.Finally, because of the large number of papers automaticallyand manually retained, only a superficial exploration was performed,without the opportunity to enter the subject moredeeply because of the risk of unbalanced findings.Future StudiesWith regard to the bibliometric analysis, a new systematic reviewshould be performed. It is suggested including other appropriatescientific databases (e.g., MEDLINE, Web of Science) andlengthening the study period to trace the parallel evolution ofthe cyberaddictive spectrum, including general and specific subtypes,and the body of IGD literature. Moreover, other searchstrategies might be followed using key words related to this fieldof behavioral technologic addiction. If the IA literature continuesto grow, research on specific cyberaddictions will increase andnew instruments and technologies, as well as clinical applications,will be tested. This may be an opportunity for a futurereview that delves deeper into the IA topics presented here, such
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