Managing screen time and playing video games
The Entertainment Software Association says three quarters of U.S. households have at least one person who plays video games. With everyone spending more time at home, how do you balance screen time and playing video games? President of the Entertainment Software Rating Board Patricia Vance and Rachel Kowert, Research Director for Take This and Science Content Creator, Psychgeist, explains.
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