Does playing video games make you smarter? / Pete Etchells.
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TextSeries: BBC Earth. Vol. 15 (2)Curious QuestionsPublisher: Singapore: JSIM Education, 2022Edition: Asia EditionDescription: 72-73 pagesISSN: 2737-5560Subject(s): Brain. -- Video GamesDDC classification: BBC Earth Et18 2022 Summary: Games don't rot your brains, in fact they might be sharpening your cognitive faculties according to an unprecedented, two-years study published earlier this year.
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Games don't rot your brains, in fact they might be sharpening your cognitive faculties according to an unprecedented, two-years study published earlier this year.
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