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Kids and MMOs

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When asked to rate the overall amount of risk they felt was associated with allowing their kids to play online games, the majority of respondents felt that there was a small to moderate amount of risk involved.

Parents were also asked to compare the risks associated with online games with other activities their teenage children are engaging in (or might engage in) and rate the relative risk of online games. Here, the majority of respondents felt that MMOs had lower risks than other activities their children were engaged in.

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