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Playing video games with trusted friends may reduce addiction risks

Research reveals that playing video games with a trusted, familiar group of people can build player loyalty while simultaneously reducing the risk of video game addiction. A player's social environment heavily dictates their digital habits.

Playing video games with trusted friends may reduce addiction risks

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