Research: Seniors Who Play Games Say They Have a Better Sense of Well-Being

March 6, 2013 Miranda Drake

Research: Seniors Who Play Games Say They Have a Better Sense of Well-Being, Game Politics, March 5, 2013. New research from NC State University shows that seniors who play video games report having a better sense of emotional well-being. Jason Allaire, psychology, featured.

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