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by 75dvtwin
3100 days ago
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my personal reaction is 2 fold WRT >In one study, he found that when kids stopped being addicted to games, their depression and anxiety got better. ( 1 ) Is this study repeatable? (or does it suffer the fate of many (75%) psychology experiments that cannot be replicated [1] ( 2 ) Instagram, Facebook , -- would those, potentially, addiction-fueled activities, ever become subject to the WHO recommendation
? [ 1 ] https://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/aug/27/study-delive... |
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