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Playing With Fire: How do computer games influence the player?

Paperback • 2004 • English

Playing With Fire: How do computer games influence the player?

By Simon Egenfeldt-Nielsen, Jonas Heide Smith

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In the debate on children, youth and computer games, the question of whether computer games are harmful is often posed. The answers are many and varying, making it easy to interpret the research re...

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9789189471276

Published year

2004

Language

English

Original title

Playing With Fire: How do computer games influence the player?

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Paperback

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