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Playing video games alters the brain - UOC
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Web Jul 24, 2017 · A study reveals that exposure to video games increases the size of some regions of the brain The popularization of video games in recent decades has led to …
New research suggests playing video games has lots of benefits
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Web Aug 11, 2020 · The study also found that playing video games can help young people relate to others better, with 65% saying that gaming helped them imagine being …
Brains on video games - Learning and Transfer Lab
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Web Abstract | The popular press is replete with stories about the effects of video and computer games on the brain. Sensationalist headlines claiming that video games ‘damage the …
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