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Thanks RtFusion for the link!”Playing video games is normal. A new study tries to pinpoint when it isn't, claiming that one in ten are addicted.A two-year study followed the gaming habits of over 3,000 Singaporean school kids, revealing that one in ten were “addicts”. According to the study, kids who became addicted to games saw an increase of swiss replica watches depression and anxiety and a drop in school grades. “We tend to approach it as 'just' entertainment, or just a game, and forget that entertainment still affects us,” Douglas A. Gentile, who worked on the study, told Reuters. “In fact, if it doesn't affect us, we call it 'boring!'“I don't call it boring.Though, the study might have intrinsic problems. Teachers handed out questionnaires to kids, asking them things like whether they skipped household chores to game or if they gamed to escape from problems both of which sound like normal kid things!
