IMPACT OF PUBG ON THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BEHAVIOUR OF YOUNG GENERATION
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Mar 21, 2022
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From past two years, the entire planet is under intense crises, as the most deadly pandemic Covid-19 break through every aspect of human life. Staying at homes and keeping ourselves from partying is the hardest thing we did. With ample time to invest somewhere the population of this digital word choose video gaming as a prominent leisure time activity, in which PUBG is the most popular, it lands 100 PUBG players on an island where players fight with each other till only one team left.
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Syed najm ul hassan gillani. (2022). IMPACT OF PUBG ON THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BEHAVIOUR OF YOUNG GENERATION. JOURNAL OF APPLIED LINGUISTICS AND TESOL, 5(1), 1-13. Retrieved from http://jalt.com.pk/index.php/JALT/article/view/615
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