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    This study aims to examine the relationship between screen-based activities like video games and academic achievement in adolescents, which previous research found to be stronger than in children. However, the researchers here want to look at other factors not considered in prior work to get a more complete picture of how screen time impacts academics.

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    This study aims to examine the relationship between screen-based activities like video games and academic achievement in adolescents, which previous research found to be stronger than in children. However, the researchers here want to look at other factors not considered in prior work to get a more complete picture of how screen time impacts academics.

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    This study aims to examine the relationship between screen-based activities like video games and academic achievement in adolescents, which previous research found to be stronger than in children. However, the researchers here want to look at other factors not considered in prior work to get a more complete picture of how screen time impacts academics.

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    Furthermore, the unfavorable link between these screen-based activities and academic

    achievement appeared to be stronger in adolescents than in children. However, in this study,


    the researchers aim to consider other variables which are not used in the said study.

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