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ArticleVideo and computer games in the '90s: children's time commitment and game preference.

Debra D. Buchman1996

Article1996

Video and computer games in the '90s: children's time commitment and game preference.

Debra D. Buchman · Jeanne B. Funk

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Child Development and Digital Technology Digital Games and Media Impact of Technology on Adolescents

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Year1996

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Published1996-01-01

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Citations175

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