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Not at all what stated in the article... Just a mom's experience. The kid needed a stronger motivator to interact with other people, the game gave that motivati
by funkaster 10y ago
Not at all what stated in the article... Just a mom's experience. The kid needed a stronger motivator to interact with other people, the game gave that motivation. There's lots of research on how videogames help kids in the spectrum, this is just more popular because it's pokemon.
Edit: grammar
- cplanas 10y agoAs you say, this happens with many videogames and other kind of stuff: I remember the case of a child that started to interact with other children after watching Jurassic Park. He totally wanted to play and talk about dinosaurs. The article just tries to go aboard the Pokémon GO hype, in a particularly wrong way, IMO.