- Researchers with Georgetown University asked nine-years-olds to play one of two different versions of a videogame.
- In one version, the idea was to make a character eat less nutritious foods, such as potato chips, soda, candy and chocolate chip cookies.
- The second version rewarded the children with points if their characters ate healthy foods like fruits and vegetables.
The Georgetown study was published in the Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine.
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