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    Professor Hahn received a grant to study the relationship between childhood obesity and video game playing. Answer the following questions about Professor Hahn's research study: Professor Hahn could study the topic of how childhood obesity is connected to time spent playing video games by using a case study, conducting a survey, or using naturalistic observation. Firstly, Professor Hahn could use a case study to study this topic by executing personal interviews with children who play…

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    I am an example of many stereotypes. I am a girl who cannot throw, swim, or even walk in a straight line. However, unlike me, most girls can do those physically demanding activities. Similar to how most girls can throw, most people who play video games are not violent, vulgar, or stupid. The origin of people playing video games are violent and vulgar is easy to point out, a number of video games are violent and vulgar. However, the stupid stereotype’s origin is a mystery to me. I thank video…

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    First of all, the researchers that are going to be part of the study have to know the characteristics of aggression. Aggressive behavior ranges from verbal mistreatment to physical abuse. It violates the boundaries of the victim, it can involve damaging personal properties, and it can at times be occasional outburst that could become frequent or in patterns.…

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    Scott Pilgrim Vs The World

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    The movie, “Scott Pilgrim VS The World” is the Canadian comic originated movie released in 2010. This movie featured and influenced by the retro pop culture, especially the gaming culture. This comedy, battle and romance movie was constructed with realistic mies-en-scene and game influenced audiovisual expression which are completely off direction to each other. To manage these two elements simultaneously, the movie was carefully constructed. Since many of the younger generation consume the game…

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    naturalistic because it was not in a real life situation, therefore, it did not mean that children would hit a real person or behave aggressively in a real life situation even thought they were exposed to aggressive role models. Another study regarding aggression in children was carried out by Stein and Friedrich (1973), who used a complicated naturalistic observation system to count several types of aggressive actions toward students in the nursery school. Researchers divided children into…

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    Hannah In 13 Reasons Why

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    13 Reasons Why is about a girl named Hannah who moves to a new school to get a fresh start, but rumors, lies and bullies change that for her. No one understands how much this affects Hannah, and when she tries to reach out to people about what she is feeling they think it’s for attention. Hannah decides to go to the guidance counselor and when even he doesn’t listen to her, Hannah doesn't know what else to do than to take her own life. Before she does, she leaves 7 cassette tapes with 13…

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    Bissell (2012) explains that difficult people play games us. It is a game of human chess that starts with either leaning in or leaning out. Bissell believes bullying is a good example of leaning in/out and the behavior starts in childhood. Leaning back is the method that places people in the position to as Bissell teaches to solve the other’s problem. Bullies sometimes can be loud especially in middle school. Leaning in is basically being obnoxiously rude. One of the most well defined…

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    Vial Video Games Despite their innocent appearance, video games are monsters of the mind. These computer generated games are almost like drugs for the brain. They are both addictive and give your body unhealthy habits. Today it’s proven that ninety-seven percent of America’s teenagers have been engulfed in the video gaming experience. Thanks to these game addictions, the game industry is bringing in almost twelve billion dollars a year. Video games can have devastating effects on the lives of…

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    Violent video games can cause physical aggression. This type of aggression is the behavior that is intended to harm another person physically. A brief exposure of violence from the video games can increase aggression immediately. Repeated exposure leads to general increases in aggressiveness over time. Minors learn new forms of aggressive behaviors by observing them, and will likely reenact them. Therefore the relationship between video game violence and aggressive behavior is causal. Stores…

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    In a class of 2.5 - 3 years old, there is a boy who comes to the day care with tears in his eyes. Morning separation time is very hard for him and he does not want his parents to let go. As soon as his parents departs, he starts crying, hitting children next to him, pushing them and throwing toys towards children as well as his educators. He also used to bite children when they approach him to play or share toys. He doesn't like to play or share toys with other children. His mother has a baby at…

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