According to a study by researchers in Scotland,
playing video games may help improve communication skills. Data show that after
two months of regularly playing video games, a test group of students
demonstrated improved communication skills, adaptability and resourcefulness. The large effect size and statistical significance of
these results support the hypothesis that playing video games can improve
self-reported graduate skills. The findings suggest that such game-based
learning interventions have a role to play in higher education.
Barr, M. (2017). Video games can develop graduate skills in
higher education students: A randomised trial. Computers & Education, 113,
86-97. https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.compedu.2017.05.016
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