Many childrens play games. One group played Pac-Man game that paid them for having their PC character so they choose bananas, orange type juices and other fresh healthy foods and beverages.
A 2nd group played a other version of the same game that rather rewarded consumption of soda, sweet bars, biscuit and bags of potato chips.
The above two groups were advised to select a snack from the given options promoted in the game after playing, though a third group, control group picked a snack and beverage earlier than playing the healthy story of the game. The children stated liking both versions of the game and played for an normal average of 9 mints and 32 sec.
The Childrens who have played the active strong version before picked a snack were significantly more probably than those playing the low version to select a banana and orange type juice rather of soda and other potato chips.
"For only 10 mints of exposure, our results shows that children picked and ate the snacks that were being marketed by the adventure game, healthy or not," the writers said.
The conclusion tells us that online games changes the taste of childrens.
This study has been released in the July as a result of Archives of Paediatrics & Adolescent Medicine.
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