Impact of Prolonged use of Video Gaming on Grip and Pinch Strength in Young Adult

Dr. Ashraf Darwesh; Mr. Saleh Bin Amer Almalhan; Mr. Salem Bin Mohammed Bahmeshan; Mr. Abdulaziz Bin Ahmed Alghamdi; Mr. Mohammed Bin Hamed Alamari; Dr. Wesam Qurban

doi:10.34257/GJHSSHVOL23IS8PG29

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Dr. Ashraf Darwesh
Mr. Saleh Bin Amer Almalhan
Mr. Salem Bin Mohammed Bahmeshan
Mr. Abdulaziz Bin Ahmed Alghamdi
Mr. Mohammed Bin Hamed Alamari
Dr. Wesam Qurban

Keywords:

video game, hand grip strength, pinch strength

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Impact of Prolonged use of Video Gaming on Grip and Pinch Strength in Young Adult. (2023). Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 23(H8), 29-41. https://doi.org/10.34257/GJHSSHVOL23IS8PG29

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