Teens, Video Games and Civics

Pew Internet:

Game playing is universal, with almost all teens playing games and at
least half playing games on a given day. Game playing experiences are
diverse, with the most popular games falling into the racing, puzzle,
sports, action and adventure categories.

Game playing is also social, with most teens playing games with others
at least some of the time and can incorporate many aspects of civic and
political life.

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Dennis G. Jerz

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