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    that are different are that if they talk to their family the are considered weird but if we don't talk to are family for a while we are considered psycho. One of the reason we have violence in our world is because of violent video games like gta, skyrim, call of duty, minecraft. In a article by carol cannon he said “in 1973, when a town in mountainous western canada was wired for television signals, university of british columbia researchers observed first- and…

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    Front Mission: Gun Hazard

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    Rings of Power was an utterly forgettable Sega Genesis game that’s really only notable for one reason, pixelated boobs. When booting up the game, the developer’s logo appears, accompanied by a (fully-clothed) woman. If you happen to have a controller plugged into port two, and hold down and right on the d-pad, and the A, B, C, and start buttons at the same time. Rings of Power gets a heck of a lot less kid-friendly. Front Mission: Gun Hazard is a 90s-era side-scrolling shooter published by…

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    violent video games/movies are more likely to have hostile urges and aggressive behavior according to www.nytimes.com. A lot of mass shootings or violent attacks tie back to the person(s) playing violent video games or being overly exposed to violent movies. I have noticed in my own school that students that are playing violent video games often talk more about violent behaviors and dangerous things such as guns and knives. Students that start school violence may not always play violent video…

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    School shooting (2012), and the (2012) Aurora shooting, news sources have vilified violent media, claiming that it is a primary cause of violent behavior in youths.” The young men who opened fire at these places had something in common, they were video gamers who seemed to be acting out some dark digital fantasy. It was as if all that exposure to computerized violence gave them the idea to go on a rampage, or at least fueled their…

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    According to Emily Listfield in the essay “Generation Wired,” younger children spend over ten hours a week playing video games, and the amount of time all kids spend online daily has tripled in the past ten years. These numbers show that the use of the Internet for many youths has increased dramatically in the last decade. Computers and Internet are common in households throughout the world leading to computer addiction, which has serious consequences for children and adults. However, computer…

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    violent video clips would trigger an aggressive behavior compared to neutral clips. Hirsch and colleagues used functional magnetic resonance imaging to find the effects of being exposed to violent media. There were 14 participants in the group combined with women and men from age ranging of twenty-five. The participants were shown three minutes of neutral video and after eight minutes of violent clips. This continued on for three different days with random orders. After when the video was…

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    Role Playing Violence

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    60% of middle school boys and 40% of middle school girls who played at least one Mature-rated (M-rated) game hit or beat up someone, compared with 39% of boys and 14% of girls who did not play M-rated games. Role playing violence is heartfull to teens.Teens who role play violence are more likely to be bullies in school,have bad behavior or think violence is ok in the future.Kids in New York schools are participating in a violent role playing activity where, they have teams and have to take out…

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    Many researchers are claiming that video games can help treat PTSD. Sure, a friendly game of Tetris or Pac-Man does not sound too harmful, but what about violent video games? Veterans with PTSD can be extremely sensitive to visuals and audios which resemble a war-like atmosphere. Today there are tons of video games about war or that contain heavy violence. These ‘stellar’ effects could trigger traumatic memories and flashbacks (Lucario). Could these video games be further…

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    Violent video games causing violence Millions of people play video games every day. The thought that they might cause violence is disturbing and also an interesting concept. It should be noted that exposure to violence is nothing new to society. For centuries people attended public executions with the whole family or went to cadaver dissection viewings. Violence has existed in literature since people created the written language (Goldfein). In the year of 2013 a naval yard shooting occurred in…

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    never had any sort of video gaming system. My parents never invested in the activity and I never felt the desire to have video games, until I was about 12. I received my first gaming system, which was a Nintendo GameCube. I had two games…

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