Second, violent video games releases stress and anger which further decreases real world aggression. Violent video games have made teenagers less angry because they’re unleashing their anger to the video game they’re playing which makes them less stressed and more happy. In addition, they shout profanities at the video game and feel elated when absolving all of their anger without any restraints. “A peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health found that teenagers play video games as a means of managing their emotions: "61.9% of teens played to 'help me relax, ' 47.8% because 'it helps me forget my problems, ' and 45.4% because 'it helps me get my anger out." (ProCon.org) This quote shows how teenagers use violent video games as a means of stress relief, so their day feels much better than before. Also, I believe violent video games can be used positively if it’s under a time limit and supervised, so the teen doesn’t spend a lot of time on the
Second, violent video games releases stress and anger which further decreases real world aggression. Violent video games have made teenagers less angry because they’re unleashing their anger to the video game they’re playing which makes them less stressed and more happy. In addition, they shout profanities at the video game and feel elated when absolving all of their anger without any restraints. “A peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health found that teenagers play video games as a means of managing their emotions: "61.9% of teens played to 'help me relax, ' 47.8% because 'it helps me forget my problems, ' and 45.4% because 'it helps me get my anger out." (ProCon.org) This quote shows how teenagers use violent video games as a means of stress relief, so their day feels much better than before. Also, I believe violent video games can be used positively if it’s under a time limit and supervised, so the teen doesn’t spend a lot of time on the