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    games and more than half of the 50 top-selling video games contains violence (Do Violent Video Games Contribute to Youth Violence?, 2016). With the increase in video game play over the years there is a growing concern that video games lead to violent and aggressive behavior. The purpose of this paper is to analyze what impact violent video games have and whether they indeed cause children to act with more aggression and violence. Both controversial sides of the argument will be addressed, as…

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    Video game violence has been a controversial topic for many years dating back to even the simplest classic video games such as Ms. Pac-Man, Centipede and Space Invaders eventually pushing into more modern games like Grand Theft Auto V and Call of Duty: Black Ops. This paper attempts to expand on and analyze the idea that due to the historical trend of video game violence being blamed for seemingly related violent events, some of the research may be faulty. The way we look at video games and how…

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    In 2010 Amy Bishop a forty four year old professor killed three colleagues at her university, prior to that attack she had other violent outburst towards her brother, neighbors and even strangers. Amy Bishop had a history of violence, the cause for her behavior is simply referred to as disturbed and crazy. In 2012, shortly after the Sandy Hook massacre sixty two year old William Spengler killed two volunteer firefighters, the act was not blamed on violent video games but his…

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    1970s, video games are now a media marvel that has taken over millions of households in the United States. Video games have been blamed for increases in bullying, aggression, and even school shootings. Many believe that these games teach children that violence is an acceptable way to resolve conflicts, desensitize players to real-world violence, and reward players for simulating violence. On the other hand, video game supporters argue that a vast majority of the research on the topic is deeply…

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    such as violence, consequently causing the question to arise as to if this literary work should be read in the classroom. Although the novel contains frequent acts of violence, The Grapes of Wrath should be included in all high school curriculum because it promotes much needed awareness of violence. Violence in literature…

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    case of violence in media, the amount of violence needs to be regulated among age groups as today many young children are able to witness inappropriate content throughout all forms of media. This display of violence in activities that children participate in everyday can have a negative effect on them. Young children often do copy what they see and they are most at risk when it comes to this over exposure of violence. More than ever before our youth is exposed to large amounts of violence from…

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    fact that not everybody will react to violence the same way, and If i may speak from my own personal exp. I will say that i have never seen one of my friends or myself change our behavior while playing video games in a major way. Now people get frustrated while playing games but that happens with much more than just video games. I've seen people flip tables over a game of chess. My point being that…

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    and better, makes have more control and authority than the person that does not have it, is causing problems all over the universe. In first world countries in North America and Western Europe, violence has increased significantly over the past 35 years. Based on the World Health Organization, in 1996, violence is “The intentional behavior of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or a group or community that either results in or has a high likelihood of…

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    Ultimate Violence Simulator In no other period of time has there been such exposure to violence as there is today. The world has, long before been consumed by such hatred and acrimony however, it was never praised to children and young ones for the sheer fun of it, but rather to protect something they loved and cared for. Over the decades, human society has begun to expose more violent media to the young masses with acts of entertainment such as movies and TV shows, but within the last few…

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    Violent Media's Negative Effects On Children

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    The rise and proliferation of media in modern society presents a problem to troubled parents: does violent media affect the growth of children? This question has been examined by numerous researchers and psychologists, either lauding or accusing the media, especially violent media, for the effect that it has on people. Some, like Gerard Jones, author of numerous comic books, say that violent media is empowering, that box office smash hits like The Avengers tell the tale of kid-friendly…

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