Time spent gaming and psychiatric symptoms in childhood: cross-sectional associations and longitudinal effects

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Time spent gaming and psychiatric symptoms in childhood: cross-sectional associations and longitudinal effects. https://t.co/VkTmspAT87

06 Aug 2020

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Research suggests that children with ADHD are more likely to increase their amount of video gaming throughout middle childhood but that this is not harmful to their mental health - @ https://t.co/UEkuO2SeGs #ADHD #children #mentalhealth

29 Mar 2020

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RT @gamingthemind: 🚨Longitudinal data alert 🚨 “More time spent gaming did not forecast more psychiatric symptoms, which shows that gaming…

24 Oct 2019

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RT @gamingthemind: 🚨Longitudinal data alert 🚨 “More time spent gaming did not forecast more psychiatric symptoms, which shows that gaming…

23 Oct 2019

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