Violence in video games

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    Violence and Video Games In the present day games such as Grand Theft Auto, Black Ops, and Call of Duty are played regularly and seemed as normal. These examples of Violent games are played throughout the world between people from the ages of 7 up to 40 years old. The topic of these variety of games touches on many controversial suggestions throughout the community. Experts, reporters, journalists, and more all specify the quality of their argument into if violent video games can truly…

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    to your head when you hear the word video games? For some, it is an object that is fun and different, while for others it is a violent and dangerous tool that are available to young and impressionable kids. Video games have been around for some decades now. The question is: is it possible that video games affect the way people think and behave? Do violent games make people become more aggressive? What exactly is the correlation between violence and video games, and its effects on its players?…

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    Video Game Violence has been a controversial topic for many years. With the new technology and more modern games such Grand Theft Auto and Call of Duty played a big role in most children’s lives as they started to think and act more aggressively. Innocent children lie on the floor, dead. Their harmless lives taken like the others in the countless school shootings that have recently occurred in the United States. Encouraged by violent media and trained by realistic video games, the violent…

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    done as to how it affects children. Children from ages 8-18 watch tv, play video games, and are social media for an average of 7 hours and 38 minutes (Rubin 2010). In much of adolescent development, aggression and violence is attributed to the desensitization through video games. However, in more recent arguments, there has been a large bias exposed in more recent studies in the support of violence leading to video games. In their findings, targeting variables that other researches evaded, they…

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    the world who played violent video games was a murderer, the world would have millions upon millions of murderers. Video game violence is extremely entertaining and educational to today’s society. Simulated violence can have a positive effect because parents approve the game’s ratings, it distracts criminals from doing a crime, and there is scientific proof that video game violence is positive in today’s world. Parents of children who play games with simulated violence tend to check a game’s…

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    Does Video Game Violence Contribute To Real World Shootings? In the article "Don’t Blame Video Games for Real-World Violence," Christopher J. Ferguson claims his belief in the disassociation video games have with real violence. This piece uses evidence from recent shootings and the lack of scientific evidence to prove his assertion. The technique of bringing to light the flaws in the conspiracy that video games do invoke violent behavior in users to raise awareness on this fallacy. He states…

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    video game violence. video game violence has been a topic talked about for many years now. although studies that have been reviewed have shown no increase of violence in children and teens. the parents who are against video game violence still try and make a case that videogames are violent. even though the exact same reasons that they portray are completely false and have been proven wrong. they have been proven wrong by random sampling, all different ages, genders, and even in every state and…

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    playing a video game. At the top of the graphic it states “Mediaviolence.org, The Top Games of 2011 Include”, suggesting the idea of this illustration is pertaining to connecting violence to video games. The picture also has in the top left hand corner “according to CNBC, the top games of 2011 include: Rage, Bulletstorm, Max Payne, Twisted Metal, and Deus Ex 3: Human Revolution.” By adding the list of the top 2011 games it makes the audience think and make connections toward the image and what…

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    Videogames and violence have always been a controversial topic but the argument has always been misconstrued in favor of the idea that video game violence affects youth, when it does not. This simple little thing really is a complete injustice and is completely unfair for the videogame industry, as parents demand they stop making violent games and this is simply trying to silence an artistic medium. It is just insane how much flack a company will actually get for this stuff and it 's stupid. We…

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    Violence in Video Games It seems that every time you turn on the news there is a new violent event the world is reeling from. After the initial shock of the incident, everyone wants someone to blame for their heartbreak. There has been an uprise in studies condemning video games containing violence for many reasons, including those who partake in the games experiences “decreases in prosocial behavior, empathy, and sensitivity to aggression” (Albanese). As someone who grew up playing video games…

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