Underage Gaming Research

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Underage Gaming Research

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The Office of Film and Literature Classification and the Censorship Compliance Unit of the Department of Internal Affairs asked UMR Research to survey the game playing habits of 15-17 year olds. The respondents were 331 students attending the Office's 2005 Censor for a Day events in Wellington, Napier and New Plymouth. Students were asked whether or not they had played any of the R18 or banned games, how they accessed them and whether their parents or guardians were aware of the games they pl...

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Research paper

Date created

15 Mar 2018

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Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) / Office of Film & Literature Classification / Department of Internal Affairs | Te Tari Taiwhenua / Classification Office | Te Mana Whakaatu

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https://thehub.sia.govt.nz/resources/underage-gaming-research

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Caregivers / Law & Justice / Media & Communications / Research / Youth

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