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    Introduction: The tabletop role-playing game, Dungeons and Dragons, has remained a cornerstone of pop culture and is more popular than ever since its creation in 1974. However, for how popular it is, the game of D&D has largely remained secluded into a certain sect of people, geeks. Since its creation, D&D has been stigmatized based on stereotypes and bias surrounding the perceived people playing (geeks and nerds) and how the game is portrayed in mainstream media. For example, in 1979 a…

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    (Bioulac, Arfi, & Bouvard, 2008). Research have found that 10% of children between the age of 10 and 18 years old spends one hour or more playing videogames per day. 90% of children spends one hour or more playing videogames at the age of nine years old while 75% of children spends one hour…

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    The game “The Butterfly Effect” is a game of chance that evolves into a game of skill. Players play short round where their actions are determined by a spinner and a set of cards that can negatively or positively affect the player. The player only has 7 moves, mimicking a limited lifespan. Each move moves them on a positive or negative route, each previous route affecting the next. When one player plays a perfect game, taking every positive route and becoming the 1%, that player is allowed to…

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    always be a topic of debate when there are social differences present. The term ideology is also associated with politics and its platforms. In the films: A League of Their Own, The Perfect Game, and 42, different types of beliefs and cultures are examined and emphasized. Essentially everything is ideological. Filmmakers use the sport of baseball perfectly to convey their message to the audience. Baseball plays a major role in the American culture, as it is a national pastime. The effective use…

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    Although video games were traditionally designed to attract adolescent boys in arcades, it’s not a surprise that in recent years video games have evolved and become an integral part of the lives of many children. For many boys and girls, video games have become one of their most important and favorite activities of the day. Many children rush home after school and delay doing their homework, so that they can embark on a simulated adventure through their game systems. From playing Nintendo Dog…

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    This paper will discuss the negative and positive effects that playing video games has on children. The general consensus among the American public on the issue of video games and children is that video games are necessarily bad for children because of various reasons some of which have been substantiated by relevant research and some which have no real basis. The most vocal point against the use of video games by children is attributed to the amount of violence they contain. According to…

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    exposed to video games. Start from a big box to hand-held video games console. Video games has always been associated with teenagers as them been criticized by the society as mind paralyses and destructive garbage. Therefore, it gives bad impression to people who play video games among the society. However, video game gives more benefits than negative effects. Researchers have gone through years of study to find the benefits of playing video games. We only see a person playing video games as…

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    Thinking back on it today, this is basically my first year I haven’t played basketball. Although I know this sport like I know how to tie my shoes, I’ve never really thought of it in any other way besides an activity that I love. My many years of playing influenced my decision to use this topic for my assignment, but also the big impact it had throughout the rest of my family. My grandpa had coached college basketball, and my mom played throughout her high school career. Basically, I wasn’t…

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    children; there are other more important factors that influence violence in children. Media violence is only one risk factor for aggression. The link between media violence and crime is weak after other environmental factors are taken into account role. The above sentences are the main claims that state violence in children is not created mainly by the media. This topic is controversial and this paper will explain that violence in children happens because of overstimulation in violent…

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    Does video game violence cause aggressive behavior? No, it doesn’t. Violent video games are those that represent violence as the best or only way to resolve conflict, and they are games that don’t exist in real life. The term “violent video games is defined in the scholarly world. When we define violent video games it has a little meaning, but in the case of violent games, its alternative is a peaceful approach to resolving differences. The government has debated violent video games as normal…

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