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Browse: Video Violence Lowers Self-Esteem by: Stephen Luntz People see themselves as less humane after playing the violent games.	Browse: Digital Games Improve Life for Captive Apes
Browse: Video Game Rewards Fit the Definition of Gambling

Australasian Science July/August 2019

Browse: Video Violence Lowers Self-Esteem

by: Stephen Luntz

People see themselves as less humane after playing the violent games.

Browse: Digital Games Improve Life for Captive Apes

Browse: Video Game Rewards Fit the Definition of Gambling

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