Video Games in ADHD and Non-ADHD Children: Modalities of Use and Association With ADHD Symptoms.

Front Pediatr · 2021 · PMC7994285 · PMID 33777866

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Relationship Between SDQ Items and the Use of Video Games All correlations between SDQ items and video game addiction scores found by the QUATTORD are highly significant with p < 0.01: positive correlations with emotional problems (0.321), conduct disorders (0.293), hyperactivity (0.242) and peer problems (0.201); and negative correlation with prosocial abilities (−0.272).

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