Young adults find video gaming so compelling that they often end up delaying bedtime by more than one and half hours on the nights spent gaming reveals new research. 'These findings provide further insight into factors that influence individuals' decision making when determining if they should get sufficient sleep' said lead author Brandy Roane Assistant Professor at the University of North Texas Health Science Centre in the US. The study included online surveys from 963 gamers. Participants were US gamers with an average age of 28.7 years who played video games at least once the previous week. The analysis showed
