1: Improper choice of major. College students' freedom to choose their major is very limited. Students are tired of studying because they have taken part in a major they don't like. Countermeasures: Try to cultivate hobbies in the current professional direction and try to find sources of interest to replace the current hobbies of playing games.

Reason 2: I lost my goal. When I was in high school, I studied hard to get into college. Once admitted to the university, I suddenly lose my goal and motivation, and it is easy to get tired of learning. Countermeasures: Re-establish the goal of graduate students. Reason three: obsessed with games. I was very strict in high school and didn't have a chance to play. Suddenly I went to college and got rid of the shackles of teachers and parents, so I began to play crazy to make up for the regret of high school. Once I start playing games, students will find it much more interesting than studying. After a few months, I lost interest in learning, and then I was tired of learning. In particular, the psychological age of college students is not fully mature, and most of them lack the ability of self-regulation. Playing games almost always leads to "computer addiction", playing in Internet cafes, eating, going to the toilet ... gathering with friends, talking about games ... and even waking up the next day to recall last night's dream, which was full of games. Countermeasures: Joining some outdoor clubs, getting out of the dormitory, making friends and getting close to nature may reduce the obsession with games.