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    world thinks of video games we think of violence. The reason for that is because of the feud between people about video game violence leading to real-world violence. There are many sources that say they figured it out‚ but there hasn’t been a conclusive ending to this argument. I claim video games don’t cause the player to create violence in real life because violent games may have helped the crime rate decrease‚ there is no evidence that suggests that videogames are connected to violence‚ and if they

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    PLAYING VIDEO GAMES TOO MUCH IS MORE HARMFUL THAN BENEFICIAL Whenever I look out from my window at home‚ nothing but memories come back to me. When the time that me and my friends playing together with many kind of Filipino games like “Patintero”‚ “Langit Lupa”‚ “Black123” and many more. I was about 7 years old when I was always want to go outside to play with my friends from morning up to afternoon. My only break was when my Mom calling me saying that “we’re gonna eat our lunch” so I need to

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    Do Violent Video Games Increase Adolescence Violence? Fred Saucer Jonathan Varhola SOC 2000-09 April 14‚ 2014Do Violent Video Games Increase Adolescence Aggression? The debate over violent video games causing aggression in young people can be traced back to the 1976 release of the game Death Race. The object of the game was to run over screaming "gremlins" with a car‚ at which point they would turn into tombstones. Controversy erupted because the "gremlins" resembled stick-figure humans‚ and it was

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    When thinking about the effects of video games on America’s youth many negative aspects come immediately to mind such as aggression or attention deficit concerns. Mainly as result of mass media attention given to subjects such as law suits and violent crimes‚ these negative effects tend to take center stage. Is it possible that there are positive outcomes from the use of video games which are just as valid? Each type of game requires different skills if the player is to be successful; many involve

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    SELMA COLAK- CAUSAL ESSAY 1 READING BOOK FOR PROFIT Self-development books are quite popular in recent years. The sale of these books is increasing‚ even in countries having low literacy rate such as Turkey. These types of books are consisting of some methods to be successful at job and to feel relax. That is‚ personal-development books claim that they can give the secret to obtain all these things. In my point of view‚ government encouragements‚ marketing

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    reply might sound a tad strange at first‚ but I wanted to be a tiger. I wanted to be an Auburn tiger to be more exact. Auburn University has been a driving force in my life for as long I can remember. Looking through old photographs I found pictures of me with the eye of the tiger drawn on my diaper for game day to the picture of me on the phone with a recruiter encouraging me to apply to join the Auburn family. When I drive through the small town I feel a sense of warm southern hospitality while

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    Is Live Without Gameplay Possible? Drea Christopher’s persuasive article "The Negative Effects of Video Games" lists unwanted effects of video games. The writer emphasizes that extreme gameplay can influence kid’s lifecycle. First‚ the author affirms that child is insufficient or reluctant to attend any hobbies or out of class events. Second‚ Christopher believes that an electronic gameplay abuse can have an unwanted power on wellness. Finally‚ the writer affirms that your son or daughter’s contacts

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    had to upload something for my account. After 40+ years of research‚ one might think that debate about media violence effects would be over. An historical examination of the research reveals that debate concerning whether such exposure is a significant risk factor for aggressive and violent behavior should have been over years ago (Bushman & Anderson‚ 2001). Four types of media violence studies provide converging evidence of such effects: laboratory experiments‚ field experiments‚ cross-sectional

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    it’s easier to explain it by explaining first that it is divided into two main arguments: Causal argument and the multiple realization argument. To begin with‚ the causal argument argues against behaviorism‚ to better understand behaviorism‚ it is the view that everything and anything there is to know about people‚ in regard to their mental states‚ can be known by their behaviors. The multiple realization argument‚ is ideally the same concept‚ except it argues against the mind and brain identity

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    or not engaging in playing violent video games causes players to engage in real world acts of violence. The answer is resoundingly YES! Common sense tell us that if violence is seen as entertainment‚ then those being entertained by engaging in pretend violence will be more likely to engage in actual violence against real people in real life. It is ridiculous to think that when players‚ especially young impressionable players‚ will not be affected by playing games that allow them to shoot‚ stab‚ pillage

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