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Gambling disorder symptoms as an indirect marker of microtransaction spending in video games
Video games have gained a lot of popularity over the past decades, generating large global revenue, mostly through in-game monetization referred to as microtransactions. Game developers have studied the psychological mechanisms in video game monetization presumably to increase potential revenues, wh
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