The beta generation, which corresponds to those born between 2025 and 2039, will face rapid and constant change in their social, educational and technological environment, in addition to the stress that this implies and the need to adapt in order to survive.

Some analysts consider that the beta generation will have to make efforts to live with rapid and constant change at a global level, in a world where information overload leads to a weakening of the ability to concentrate.

The beta generation will undoubtedly be more connected to the virtual world, artificial intelligence and its application in all aspects of life, in addition to other advances that will emerge from 2025 to 2039, presumably framed in automation.

“Betas will be raised by millennial or older zeta parents, which implies that, due to the already consolidated knowledge of these two demographic cohorts, they will probably have a more responsible and conscious digital education,” they point out.

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Video games are entertainment content that provides hours of fun, but players also experience a series of social and emotional benefits, helping them relieve stress, improve creativity, and even connect with other people.

Having fun is the main reason why people play video games (69% of players globally), as stated in the Power of Play study, published by the Spanish Video Game Association (AEVI) in collaboration with the Entertainment Software Association of America (ESA) and Video Games Europe.

But respondents (12,847 active players globally) also pointed out other reasons, such as for entertainment (63 %) or to reduce stress (55 %). In the twelve countries in which the study was carried out, 71 % of participants stated that playing video games helps them feel less stressed.

Players also report gaining valuable life skills applicable outside the virtual world of video games. For example, 64% of Spanish gamers believe that they can improve problem-solving, mathematics, technology, science and engineering skills.

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