In this article the commonly brought up argument, that
violent video games increase aggression in children, is addressed. The author argues
that the results of many research experiments may be flawed due to fact that
different video games may have other factors that trigger violent behavior and
aggression. The author then brings up
the fact that many studies also lead to the conclusion that competition also
creates aggression, which begs the question of whether or not competition is
the key to aggression.
This article was very interesting to me because it offers an
interesting take on the commonly referenced debate. I believe that as violent video
game experiences are more realistic and immersive, this psychological dilemma
must be thoroughly addressed and studied.
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