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What are the potential benefits of playing video games?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

The knowledge a child has about attention may be gleaned from _________ emphasized in his or her culture.
 
  a. attitudes c. behaviors
  b. rules d. ideals



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Answer to Question 1

Playing video games is a social activity, fostering communication and in some cases creating a peer teaching opportunity. It is relaxing and can provide intellectual challenges. Finally, video games may enhance attentional and spatial skills in adults.

Answer to Question 2

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