Read the excerpt from "Building Skills with Video Games." Some games also help kids learn to get along with other people. Scientists found that more than 70 percent of kids play video games with a friend. That gives us a different picture of gamers, doesn’t it? They aren’t exactly the loners some people may think they are. Even better, games where several people work together really teach "people skills.” Children learn to make decisions quickly and as a group. They learn about trust. They also learn about leadership. But they do not learn these skills playing games where they compete with each other. They learn these skills by playing games where the players cooperate.

Which statement from the excerpt is the claim?

Some games also help kids learn to get along with other people.
Scientists found that more than 70 percent of kids play video games with a friend.
Even better, games where several people work together really teach “people skills.”
They learn these skills by playing games where the players cooperate.