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Why men are more likely to get addicted to video games

United StatesPublished July 4, 2023

Views 2.56K  |  Likes 60  |  Comments 6
Views#1,880,670Global
Views#351,940United States

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Adam Holman, LCSWAdam Holman, LCSW
310 subs245 videosJun 2023

This video has 2.56K views and 60 likes, ranking #1,880,670 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

2,568

Likes

60

Comments

6

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Total (all-time): $2 – $5

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

In this short we discuss the reason that Men are so much more likely to become addicted to video games. At Men.tal Health, we strive to provide you with practical tools and techniques to cultivate resilience, develop self-awareness, and foster a healthy mindset. Our goal is to empower you to understand your mind and m…

Published
July 4, 2023
Made for kids
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