Volume 169, 2014
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Faraday Discussions

Immune Attack players perform better on a test of cellular immunology and self confidence than their classmates who play a control video game†

Melanie Stegman*a  

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a FAS Learning Technology Program, 500 Wall Street #409, Seattle, Washington, United States
E-mail: mstegman@fas.org
Tel: +1-917-886-6079

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Immune Attack players perform better on a test of cellular immunology and self confidence than their classmates who play a control video game

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https://doi.org/10.1039/C4FD00014E
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Submitted
17 Feb 2014
Accepted
05 Mar 2014
First published
27 Jun 2014

Faraday Discuss., 2014,169, 403-423

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