Study. Young People Looking for Recognition or Escape in Video Games Are More Vulnerable

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Investigator explains that players are not equally vulnerable, for a long time they are facing the computer, and that the number of hours is not indicative of problem use.

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Young people who walk into the world of video games to escape reality or to seek recognition are more vulnerable to developing disturbance, according to a study that points out that the time of the game is not necessarily a signal of caution. The conclusion is a study conducted by researchers at the University of Psychological Sciences, Social and Life (Spain) and published this week in the scientific journals “Journal of Behavioral Addictions” …

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Young people who walk into the world of video games to escape reality or to seek recognition are more vulnerable to developing disturbances, according to a study that points out that game time is not necessarily a signal of caution. The conclusion is a study conducted by researchers at the University of Psychological Sciences, Social and Life (Spain) and published this week in the scientific journals 'Journal of Behavioral Addictions' and 'Addit…

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The conclusion is that of a study conducted by the Ispa researchers.