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Are Video Games Ruining Executive Functioning? What the Research Suggests
Concerns about gaming and attention are everywhere, but the research is more complicated than the panic: some studies point to potential harms, others suggest benefits, and the real story depends on duration, age, habits, and context.
Are Video Games Ruining Executive Functioning? What the Research Suggests
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