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Option 1: New...
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With which answer choice would Andrew
Przybylski MOST likely agree?
Option 1: New research promises to
help scientists identify the
psychological effects of video games.
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Option 2: Scientists are still a long
way from fully understanding the
psychological effects of video games.
Which sentence from the article supports your
response?
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Option 1: Oxford University researchers
conducted a study on how playing video
games affects mental health, which is the
emotional well-being of a person
Answers: 2
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