McGonigal chooses to use the phrase “engage in games” instead of “play games.” How does each phrase communicate a different tone? Why do you think she chose to use the phrase “engage in games”?

The term "play games" applies more to leisure time, as if doing it for your own enjoyment, while the term "engage in games" sounds more benefiting to one, meaning the games aren't just being played for ones own fulfillment, but for more useful reasons other than that.

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