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Study Identifies Risks for Video Game Addiction
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Risks, consequences of video game addiction identified in new study
sciencedaily.com — “A new study by an international research team has found further evidence that video game "addiction" exists globally and that greater amounts of gaming, lower social competence and greater impulsiveness were risk factors for becoming pathological gamers. The two-year longitudinal study of 3,034 third through eighth grade students in Singapore also found that some serious problems -- including depression, anxiety, social phobias and lower school performance -- seemed to be outcomes of t” View full resource at sciencedaily.com
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Video Game Addiction: Nearly 1 In 10 Children Is At Risk
huffingtonpost.com — “Roughly 1 in 10 children who play video games are at risk of becoming pathologically addicted to them, found a new study published in the journal Pediatrics. That means for every classroom of 30 kids, three of them could develop a hardcore digital addiction that boosts the risk of depression, social phobia and poor school performance, the study found.” View full resource at huffingtonpost.com
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The Consequences Of Video Game Addiction In Children The Behavioral Medicine Report
bmedreport.com — “Parents may have good reason to be concerned about how much time their kids have been spending playing their new video games since the holidays. A new study by an international research team, including an Iowa State University psychologist, found further evidence that video game --addiction-- exists globally and that greater amounts of gaming, lower social competence, and greater impulsivity were risk factors for becoming pathological gamers.” View full resource at bmedreport.com
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Study Identifying Risks, Consequences Of Video Game Addiction
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Risks, consequences of video game addiction identified in new study
sciencedaily.com — “A new study by an international research team has found further evidence that video game "addiction" exists globally and that greater amounts of gaming, lower social competence and greater impulsiveness were risk factors for becoming pathological gamers. The two-year longitudinal study of 3,034 third through eighth grade students in Singapore also found that some serious problems -- including depression, anxiety, social phobias and lower school performance -- seemed to be outcomes of t” View full resource at sciencedaily.com
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Video game addiction: Researchers identify risk factors - Los Angeles Times
articles.latimes.com — “Most kids don't become addicted to playing video games, though it may seem that way to parents. But a new study identifies risk factors for "pathological," or obsessive, gamers and says that such” View full resource at articles.latimes.com
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Video Gaming Can Lead To Mental Health Problems
medicalnewstoday.com — “Pathological gaming, or video game addiction, has been associated with problems in youth including depression and poor grades. There may be identifiable risk factors for becoming a problem gamer a” View full resource at medicalnewstoday.com
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Study identifies risks, consequences of video game addiction
physorg.com — “Parents may have good reason to be concerned about how much time their kids have been spending playing their new video games since the holidays. A new study by an international research team -- including an Iowa State University psychologist -- found further evidence that video game 'addiction' exists ...” View full resource at physorg.com
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