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A multi-week assessment of a mobile exergame intervention in an elementary school

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"Pokemon Go!" may promote walking, discourage sedentary behavior in college students

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Videogames for emotion regulation: A systematic review

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A randomized-controlled trial of school-based active videogame intervention on Chinese children's aerobic fitness, physical activity level, and psychological correlates

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Videogames that encourage healthy behavior did not alter fasting insulin or other diabetes risks in children: Randomized clinical trial

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Effects of home access to active videogames on child self-esteem, enjoyment of physical activity, and anxiety related to electronic games: Results from a randomized controlled trial

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Active gaming among high school students–United States, 2010

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Developing and piloting videogames to increase college and university students' awareness and efficacy of the bystander role in incidents of sexual violence

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How children use active videogames and the association between screen time and physical activity

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Clarifying the links among online gaming, internet use, drinking motives, and online pornography use

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