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    Impact of Video Games on the Brain As advancements in technology have risen, so has the popularity of video games. In the article, Brains on Video Games, by Bavelier, Green, Han, Renshaw, Merzenich, and Gentile (2011), various questions are posed regarding the positive and negative effects of these games on brain development, behavioral issues, addiction, and the challenges they pose moving forward. The first point the authors elaborate on is how and if the playing of video games has any…

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    video games would increase the mental health of players, learning and exceeding in subjects like English. However, Taoism also states that there has to be a harmony between playing video games and the benefits from playing video games. So, scholastic video games should be played moderately because excessively video game playing can lead to addiction and that comes with it 's vices. Video games can reduce the symptoms of ADHD and treat anxiety. In Nathan Wilkinson 's article “Online Video Game…

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    Negative effects of Video gaming Introduction Video games have become one of the most common forms of entertainment over the recent past. This has been enabled by the advancement in technology and increased use of computer as well as digital technology(McLean& Griffiths, 2013). There are many video games created and distributed all over the world through the internet or media that enables many people to play them over computers and other enabled gadgets such as mobile phones. People of…

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    developmental disorder of childhood. It is identify as having difficulties with sustained attention, impulse control, being constantly active and displaying disruptive behaviour (Houghton, et al., 2004).Children with ASD and ADHD are at risk of addiction and obession toward videogames when compare with TD (Engelhardt & Mazurek, August, 2013). Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a risk factor for later substance use disorder (Bioulac, Arfi, & Bouvard, 2008). This essay will review…

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    Video Games Controversy

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    Neuendorf June 26, 2016 The Controversy of Video Gaming In the United States, spending time playing video games is widely frowned upon and looked at as a waste of time by many. There is still immense debate today on the affects video gaming has on the psychology of the human mind and whether or not it gives cognitive benefits. The world has improved in many progressive ways since video games first got released and are still benefiting people today. Video games have always allowed humans to have…

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    some form of gaming (Brand & Todhunter 2015). Evidently a large majority of Australians are playing games and almost half of Australia is suffering from a mental illness, however there has not been much research into the correlation of moderate game consumption and mental illness, rather most research has been focused on addiction. This study will investigate if there is any link between video games and mental illness, and help determine any positive or negative effects in regards to mental…

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    implemented in the treatment of gaming addiction but it also requires other forms of therapy and interventions to ensure success. Griffiths states that: “CBT can identify problematic cognitions that may underlie the reason why a person uses video games as a psychologic crutch, but it may not cure addictive playing without the use of other therapies interventions” (Griffiths, 2009, p. 250). Griffiths’ statement is particularly important when addressing gaming addiction in families and children…

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    Are Violent Video Games Safe to Play? Violent video games have a negative effect on our community both children and adults. Over a period of time violent video games can influence people to become more aggressive. After playing for long periods of time day-after-day, they can become an addiction. Addiction symptoms may include a common characteristic we see in teenagers today, social awkwardness (social isolation). This research paper will help inform our community of the dangers and the…

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    Video game are very popular all around the world. It have become a daily activities of many teenager and adult all over the world. “Today 97% of teens in the U.S. play video games, and sales of games are growing. The domestic video game industry brings in nearly $12 billion a year” (The Impact of Video Games 2). Video games are great way for entertainment. It have been around us for many years. Not only kids are playing video game but also adult too. Video games can be very addicted. As a gamer…

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    Negative Effects of Video Games Have you ever been addicted to a video game? If you have, then did you know that being addicted to a video game can have some very negative effects? These days there are many children and teens that are socially isolated from the real world due to an addiction to video games. Video games may seem like a harmless way to relieve stress, but in the long run, it can make actually make your life more stressful, and can generate health problems. Playing video games can…

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