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    child behaves in the future. In the article, “How Playing Violent Video Games May Change the Bain”, Alice Park touches on the idea how playing violent video games will have a negative impact on your brain. In a study conducted by Dr. Vincent Matthews at Indiana University explored the idea of if 28 students were randomly put in 2 group either in a violent games that involve shooting or a nonviolent game. These students were supposed to play this game everyday for a week, which is a change…

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    Video Games Gender Roles

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    In video games, it is rare to find independent female characters in main roles since they are mostly used in background as sidekicks or romance options. These characters are stereotyped in a way that they are the followers of the male hero while they are also sexualised to attract more attention to the game. In this paper, it will be examined how these characters are represented, how these images affect the players and how gamers react when this representation is tried to change. Female…

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    Mass Media Violence

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    Over the decades, the most noticeable event in the social atmosphere is the overabundance of mass media. In this new atmosphere, radio, television, movies, videos, video games, and computer networks have presumed vital roles in our daily lives and has led to consumers to believe that the media has a very powerful influence on mental and physical behavior. Unfortunately, the consequences of one specific component of the mass media exposure has largely negative effects on viewers’ and others’…

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    unfair advantage, tarnish a role model’s record, and lead to serious and even unknown health risks. Steroids are, “any of a group of usually synthetic hormones that are derivatives of testosterone, are used medically especially to promote tissue growth, and are sometimes abused by athletes to increase the size and strength of their muscles and improve endurance (Merriam-webster).” Steroids provide an unfair advantage. Athletes don’t take these drugs to level the playing field they do it to…

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    There are two sides to this argument; one side believes that athletes are being paid too much and are not worthy of being glorified as role models and an additional side where people believe athletes can be great role models and earn the money they receive. The following argument will give evidence of how athletes can be great role models and how they earn their money. The amount of money received by athletes is looked down upon, but being a professional athlete is not only a job, but also a…

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    In Everything Bad Is Good For You by Steven Johnson and The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, the role of popular culture as a mode of reflection on society reveals the importance of intellectual complexity being a referent power that motivates individuals to analyze their society and create independent-minded judgments based on these observations to create changes for the overall prosperity and progress. In Everything Bad Is Good For You, one of Steven Johnson’s key points is his theory of the Sleeper…

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    soccer and was fairly good at it too. I was a fast runner and great both at chasing the ball and occasionally tricking the other team by kicking it backwards. I lost interest in soccer after a while, only wanting to attend the games instead of practices, and stopped playing. Years later, I attempted to pick it up again. My siblings and I all went to play homeschool soccer, and there were over a hundred kids in different age groups. I was 13 or so, and I was placed in the 13 and up group. This…

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    "The one with the Criticism" implicitly advances this ideology of patriarchy through traditional gender roles, hegemonic femininity, and the objectifying of women through treating women as instruments of male pleasure and to-be-looked-at-ness. Starting from the mid-20th century, traditional gender roles have dominated the United States and have seemed to never vanished. These traditional gender roles usually consist of the men being the "breadwinner" of the family while the mother was in charge…

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    time consuming but the negative effect of technology can cause long-term destruction. There are three aspects of social networking, cell phones, social media and video games which plays a dominant role in our society especially in the lives of teenagers and young adults. Cell phones are…

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    who is seldom being used to be field inside the playing court. A reserve (benchwarmer) is the hardest and most underrated position of any team. If a player is thought as a role-player, not making the starting lineup takes tons more character, determination, guts and discipline than is needed when fortunate enough to play all the time (Goldberg, 2014). For a reserve, this is truly one tough act to pull off. Most reserves sit the bench during games trying their best to prevent themselves from…

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