What Works for Video Games May Work for Human Services (IMAGE)

Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute

What Works for Video Games May Work for Human Services

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Just as a simple wrist strap has saved televisions worldwide from hurtling remotes, "usability testing" identified several challenges to address in order to avoid unwanted consequences.

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