AWARENESS OF PARENTS

INTRO KOMT HIER

PEGI AND PARENTAL CONTROL TOOLS

0 %

of parents know about the PEGI age rating system

0 %

of parents use PEGI to determine which video games are suitable for their child(ren)

0 %

of parents seek information on video games their child(ren) play

0 %

of parents use parental control tools

PURCHASES OF IN‑GAME CONTENT

ALMOST 50% OF SURVEYED PARENTS ARE WELL TO VERY WELL INFORMED ABOUT THE TOPIC OF PURCHASES OF IN-GAME CONTENT

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of parents make agreements with their child(ren) about purchases of in-game content

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of parents are aware of virtual currencies in games

IN-GAME SPENDING

0 %

of parents indicate their
child(ren) is/are not allowed to spend money while playing

0 %

of parents indicate their child(ren) is/are allowed to spend money while playing. 
The amount allowed per month is:

Benefits parents believe video games have on their child(ren)

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of parents believe playing video games benefits creativity

0 %

of parents believe playing video games benefits language skills

0 %

of parents believe playing video games benefits intelligence

0 %

of parents do not believe playing video games benefits their child(ren)

AGREEMENTS PARENTS MAKE WITH THEIR CHILD(REN)

97% of parents think it is important to be aware of their child(ren)’s video game experience

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of parents talk to their child(ren) about the games they play

0 %

of parents make agreements with their child(ren) about where/ when and how much they can play

0 %

of parents play video games with their child(ren), of which 19% play together often

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of parents feel they have sufficient control over the video game experience of their child(ren)

0 %

of parents allow their child(ren) to play video games if a parent is present

0 %

of parents allow their child(ren) to play online video games with other friends

0 %

of parents allow their child(ren) to play online video games with people he/she does not know

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