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Child advocates split on video game restrictions after new Canadian academic motivation research

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A comprehensive Canadian study from the University of Sherbrooke has revealed a concerning link between video game usage and declining academic motivation among school-age boys.

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Child advocates split on video game restrictions after new Canadian academic motivation research

A comprehensive Canadian study from the University of Sherbrooke has revealed a concerning link between video game usage and declining academic motivation among school-age boys.

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Washington Times broke the news in United States on Monday, August 25, 2025.
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