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Does playing video games affect symptoms of anxiety and/or depression?

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Based on scientific research on the effects of video games on depression, very opposite conclusions can be drawn. There is evidence that gaming increases concentration levels and distracts people from their depressive state. But there is also research that teenagers who spend a lot of time playing games have a high risk of experiencing depression. Therefore, there are two sides to the coin in this topic. Personally, I've always had a pleasant experience with video games. And now I continue to do so, on sports betting. For over a year, I've been making predictions at https://10cric-online.in/casino/, and I'm doing great.

 

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Kudos on tackling such an interesting topic for your Master's Thesis. It's a subject that's gaining more attention these days, and I think it's great that you're delving into the effects of video game play on anxiety and depression symptoms. I'm not an expert, but I'll share my two cents.

 

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I totally get where you're coming from with your research. It's an interesting topic! While I'd love to help out with your study, I haven't come across concrete info on this topic. However, I can share my gaming experience.
I'm all about gaming, and recently, Counter Strike 2 has been my jam. It's a total mood-lifter, especially with those CS2 skins I stumbled upon in a marketplace. They've added some serious flair to the game. But as for the impact on anxiety and depression, it can vary from person to person.

 

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