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"Effects of Video Game Playing on the Circadian Typology and Mental Health of Young Czech and Japanese Children"
written by Milada Krejci, Kai Wada, Miyo Nakade, Hitomi Takeuchi, Teruki Noji, Tetsuo Harada,
published by Psychology, Vol.2 No.7, 2011

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