Sentences with phrase «link violent video game»

«These studies are the first to link violent video game play with both beneficial and harmful effects within the same study,» Anderson says.

But what is not so speculative is the growing body of research that links violent video games — and to a certain extent, total screen time — to attention - related problems and, ultimately, to aggression.

Not exact matches

Studies, meanwhile, have shown violent games can increase aggression, but have found no causal link between violent action and video game use.

«No evidence to support link between violent video games and behavior.»

«Contrary to the claims that violent video games are linked to aggressive assaults and homicides, no evidence was found to suggest that this medium was positively related to real - world violence in the United States.

A review by the American Psychological Association (APA) has claimed a link exists between playing violent video games and increases in aggression and decreases in sensitivity to aggression.

Today, President Donald Trump met up with a number of politicians and online game business leaders to debate the impression of violent video games on youngsters and whether or not it's linked to gun violence.

Today, President Donald Trump met up with a number of politicians and online game business leaders to debate the impression of violent video games on kids and whether or not it's linked to gun violence.

Since then, a series of mass shootings in the US have been linked to violent movies and video games.

The ESA, which contends that there is no scientifically proven link between video games and violent crime or behavior, includes representation from Electronic Arts, Microsoft, Nintendo, Sony, Take - Two Interactive, Warner Bros..

A recent University of York study backs up the ESA's claim, finding no evidence of a link between violent video games and violent behavior.

Since then, a series of mass shootings in the US have been linked to violent movies and video games.

While studies on the link between violent games and aggression are inconclusive, declaring that the imaginary bullets of video games are more dangerous than actual bullets that tear apart the bodies of their victims requires an Olympian level of mental gymnastics — but one that becomes necessary when more obvious conclusions are considered politically untenable.

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