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Cathrine V. Jansson-Boyd Ph.dPsychology Today |
Why we shouldn't trust everything we read on social media.
"Underconsumption core" refers to those wanting to limit how much they consume.
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There should be more to gaming than meets the eye.
It turns out that playing video games can be good for you. But there's a catch.
Cognitive fatigue may lead us to make the wrong consumer decisions.
The "research" jury is very much out on compulsive gaming.
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