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by Paola Alejandra Ibarra Valenzuela
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SOURCE A - Video Games & Problem-Solving Some video games require players to solve problems, make decisions, and change their strategies. Players often need to think carefully about their next move to reach a goal. What does Source A focus on?

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SOURCE B — Video Games & Teamwork Video games can also involve teamwork. In multiplayer games, players may communicate with others, divide tasks, and work together to achieve a shared goal. What does Source B focus on?

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If we put SOURCE A + SOURCE B together, what could be the synthesis?

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