How video games are shaping boys, for better or for worse
Boys and young men aged 15-24 have doubled their gaming time to 10 hours weekly, impacting academics and work. While concerns about addiction and displaced activities persist, gaming provides a crucial social outlet and sense of belonging. Researchers suggest monitoring and engagement rather than banning.
Boys and young men aged 15-24 have doubled their gaming time to 10 hours weekly, impacting academics and work. While concerns about addiction and displaced activities persist, gaming provides a crucial social outlet and sense of belonging. Researchers suggest monitoring and engagement rather than banning.
