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The Influence of Digital Game Engagement on English Vocabulary Skills Among Thai Upper Secondary Students
Digital games have become an integral part of adolescents’ daily lives, offering engaging and self-directed opportunities for English vocabulary development beyond the classroom. This study examined how voluntary engagement with commercial digital games, primarily played outside formal instruction,
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