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Home » News » TED RADIO HOUR: How Can Playing A Game Make You More Empathetic?
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TED RADIO HOUR: How Can Playing A Game Make You More Empathetic?

by Edwin Rutsch|Published 09/05/2016

How Can Video Games Improve Our Real Lives?

Why is it so hard to feel empathy for strangers? Because we’re stressed by them, says neuroscientist Jeff Mogil. His research suggests one way to reduce that stress: play Rock Band together.

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