Dr. Anthony Bean

yeah so this is a uh if this was a scientist um asking this one i would say this is a bait question um in a in a way um and for everyone's going to play a different game a different genre that's going to have the better effect for for them i love space games to give you an idea i love space games fantasy games but you put me in a in a shooter like call of duty i could care less like that doesn't that's not going to do anything for me um

People are going to gravitate towards specifically what game, what genres that make them feel good, and it's going to help them out in those instances. So it's hard to say what one's going to be the better one, what's not going to be one. It's about recognition. It's about co-regulation. It's about cooperative play.

People are going to gravitate towards specifically what game, what genres that make them feel good, and it's going to help them out in those instances. So it's hard to say what one's going to be the better one, what's not going to be one. It's about recognition. It's about co-regulation. It's about cooperative play.

People are going to gravitate towards specifically what game, what genres that make them feel good, and it's going to help them out in those instances. So it's hard to say what one's going to be the better one, what's not going to be one. It's about recognition. It's about co-regulation. It's about cooperative play.

Those things actually help us because we feel like we're making some of that thing. The chemical you're asking is dopamine, but don't get drawn into the dopamine principle because it's not... really well researched and it's not really well based right now. I'll give you an example, um, of this type of stuff.

Those things actually help us because we feel like we're making some of that thing. The chemical you're asking is dopamine, but don't get drawn into the dopamine principle because it's not... really well researched and it's not really well based right now. I'll give you an example, um, of this type of stuff.

Those things actually help us because we feel like we're making some of that thing. The chemical you're asking is dopamine, but don't get drawn into the dopamine principle because it's not... really well researched and it's not really well based right now. I'll give you an example, um, of this type of stuff.

Uh, um, dopamine when you play video games is released at like 150 to 200% of what normally is, is in there. You eat cheese pizza. It's 300%. You do Coke. It's 5,000. So let me ask you how, how intensely is, is our video games really working within our dopamine regulation system? Are they there? Sure. Cheese pizza better? Absolutely. I'll be reinforced by cheese pizza every day.

Uh, um, dopamine when you play video games is released at like 150 to 200% of what normally is, is in there. You eat cheese pizza. It's 300%. You do Coke. It's 5,000. So let me ask you how, how intensely is, is our video games really working within our dopamine regulation system? Are they there? Sure. Cheese pizza better? Absolutely. I'll be reinforced by cheese pizza every day.

Uh, um, dopamine when you play video games is released at like 150 to 200% of what normally is, is in there. You eat cheese pizza. It's 300%. You do Coke. It's 5,000. So let me ask you how, how intensely is, is our video games really working within our dopamine regulation system? Are they there? Sure. Cheese pizza better? Absolutely. I'll be reinforced by cheese pizza every day.

I'm okay with it. I prefer it not, but I can eat it. I love pineapples, so...

I'm okay with it. I prefer it not, but I can eat it. I love pineapples, so...

I'm okay with it. I prefer it not, but I can eat it. I love pineapples, so...

My favorite is pepperoni mushroom. I don't know what about it, but if it's just good, man, it's just so good together.

My favorite is pepperoni mushroom. I don't know what about it, but if it's just good, man, it's just so good together.

My favorite is pepperoni mushroom. I don't know what about it, but if it's just good, man, it's just so good together.

So this is going to be based upon the community that you're a part of. The reason is because if you're not a licensed clinician, you don't have the training in order to do stuff. That's not to say that you can't do things with them, but you don't want to become the crutch that someone goes to.

So this is going to be based upon the community that you're a part of. The reason is because if you're not a licensed clinician, you don't have the training in order to do stuff. That's not to say that you can't do things with them, but you don't want to become the crutch that someone goes to.

So this is going to be based upon the community that you're a part of. The reason is because if you're not a licensed clinician, you don't have the training in order to do stuff. That's not to say that you can't do things with them, but you don't want to become the crutch that someone goes to.

Yeah, that could also... occur. And so for for this, it's really about sometimes it's just being present with the individual. And when you can recognize that, like, oh, this person needs additional help. Hey, have you thought about going to a therapist? No, no, I don't want to do that. I think it'd be a good idea for you to go to to a therapist.