The University of Oxford analyzed the effects of two video games to measure the well-being they provided to their players.
The study authors note that their research shows that video games are not necessarily bad for your health.
Video Games Make People Happy, Reveals University of Oxford Research | Video | CNN
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The University of Oxford analyzed the effects of two video games to measure the well-being they provided to their players. The study authors | United States | CNN
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