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Study finds playing video games extensively does not affect adult gamers’ mental health


Study finds minimal impact of video game playtime on adult mental health and well-being, shifting focus from duration to gameplay quality.

Published in the journal Technology Mind and Behavior, the research reveals no substantial positive or negative effects of video game playtime on adult gamers’ mental health. Although the study did gather open-ended feedback on life events that could impact both gaming and well-being, this data was not thoroughly analyzed. She has also contributed to the Guardian and received training at the BBC As an audience, trends, and SEO specialist, she has participated in panel events alongside Google.

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