IMPACT OF PUBG ON THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BEHAVIOUR OF YOUNG GENERATION
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Apr 4, 2022
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PUBG, Addiction, negatively correlated
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The current research aimed to explore the relationship of PUBG game addiction with narcissistic tendencies and social isolation in gamers. The results also indicated that online game addiction, social isolation and narcissistic tendencies among PUBG game players are negatively correlated.
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[2] Dept. of Media Sciences, Anna University Chennai, India
[3] Student Journal of Media Literacy Education
[4] 2010, Issue 1, Volume 1
[5] TWENTIETH-CENTURY MEDIA EFFECTS RESEARCH
[6] Daniel.G.McDonbald McDonald
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