Bubble Rule Debate

Does playing video games increase aggressive behavior in children? Both the American Psychological Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics, according to Susan Scutti, take a firm stance against children and teens playing violent video games. Violent video game playing and aggressive behavior are correlated, but not causational. With the use of scientific experiment and random sampling, one can conclude that violent video games do have a significant effect on aggression, but not in the way that we think.

The article by J. Ramirez, Clinton Village News, states that Violent Video Games Harm Our Kids ensuring the reason of violence in young people who have played countless hours of violent video games.

The first body of evidence that supports the claim that video games do not cause violence in reality is that “almost all boys and most girls play video and computer games, including games with violent content” (Olsen, Kutner, and Warner 56). This would suggest that if all children play violent video games and video games did in fact cause children to act violently, then all children would be violent. As absurd as this suggestion is, when the claim came

Video games are available to all age groups. With different types of style games, to reality and fantasy, from strategy to hit and run tactics, that could improve imagination, influence new ideas and most of all provide entertainment to players. Do you allow your children to play games with violences? Do you believe it can change your childś decisions? Even if it was just video games with little violences, it can cause aggressive behaviors, bullying and unhealthy life styles.

There is overwhelming scientific research that suggests that playing violent video games are harmful to children and adolescents. The scientific evidence has uncovered several areas in the development of children and adolescent that are negatively impacted because of the exposure to and playing of violent video games. Some of the key areas that are negatively affected include brain activity, stress levels and behavior.

In the Bill of Rights, these freedoms and rights are called amendments, we got these amendments because, as I said, they guarantee protections and freedoms. One of the freedoms we have from the Bill of Rights is in the fourth amendment, which states that have we the right to not be searched by the authorities without a warrant. In which means that we get to have the security of having your privacy and the right to not let them in, unless they have a warrant in order to enter. Then, another freedom would be having the freedom stated in the first amendment, in which says that we have the freedom of religion, of speech, of assembly and others. In which means that the government can’t control on what we believe in, and in what we believe in is our decision, plus as well as to have assemblies and to speak

You wrote, “I think we can learn a lot from this video and have a careful mindset that now our online search engine is filtering what we are interested in and what side we take on certain topics” and that could not be any truer. Such as, as when I am doing my due diligence on the choice I have to make in less than two weeks regarding who our next president may be, the results of my searches compared to my husbands are entirely different. Social media campaigning is the new frontier for electoral politics, bringing with it an incredible amount of contact and psychological effects. One has to believe that algorithmically created “Filter Bubbles” may change the necessary strategy to win presidential elections in the future!

The effects of both violent and non-violent video game playing can be determined by the amount of time playing the video game and by the content of the games being played. The content of the games being played could definitely have a factor in how a child performs in school, and how aggressive they are towards peers and teachers. Obviously if a child is playing hours upon hours of violent video games, this can lead to them acting out violence and having no consequences for it. If a child took the time that they played video games a week and used that time to be engaged in reading, homework or even a creative activity we’d have less issues with our children’s school performances. Parents should really be monitoring how long their child is playing video games, but this doesn’t always happen. A child who plays video games for long periods of time could also build up a social wall, become a loner. It is important for children to interact with other children in order to help develop their social skills, which without will make it very difficult to make it in this world. At the age children start playing video games, it is hard for them to distinguish what is reality and what is not. So in some cases the violent acts in video games could make the child believe the world is a scary place.

My “bubble” score on this survey was 28 which means that I am more separated from part of the U.S culture because of my low score. Charles Murray expected me to be a first-generation and second-generation, higher-middle class individual with middle-class parents and that I make it a hobby to get out a lot. I find this information mostly correct because I do believe my family is in the middle-class and I make a point to get out, even if it does not happen as often as it should. My parents worked hard when they were younger to get where they are today and give us the name we deserve. I would classify my family in the middle class because of what we can do and afford. Typically, I do not go out much, but when I can, I take advantage of this moment.

In the classroom during the playtime when Leo; aged 16 months and Mateo; aged 18 months started argument about a truck. Leo had the truck first; Mrs. Gail started to move near them. She told Mateo, Leo Had it first. Let’s take turns, it’s nice to share. Let Leo finish with the truck and come with me, I can help you find something else. Mateo went with Gail to see what does she has. Gail said to Mateo, I have something special for you, let us see, do you want to play Bubble or water table. Mateo picked Bubbles. Gail started to play with Mateo, Ella; aged 16 months,, and Sofia; aged 17 months, when Leo saw Gail playing bubbles with the other kids; He left the truck and came to play with them. While they are playing all together, Leo tried to

A filter bubble is a personally tailored search that chooses which content will best interest the user, all other information that may not be of interest to the user may not be visible. This is happening on Yahoo News, Google, and even Facebook. In the future it will be very hard to find a website or search engine that does not hide or modify the page for its user. This modification we refer to as filter bubbles can have a very negative effect when it come to the censorship of its audience. Like mentioned in the Eli Pariser Ted talk, two searches on google on Egypt show two very different results. On showed tragedy of an Egypt attack and one suggested great luxury places to vacation to in Egypt. It is easy to see how this news coverage or lack

It has also been revealed in studies that exposure to violence in video games can produce violent behavior, and possibly even lead to violence at school or home. The resolution of this problem is not easy, but one short-term explanation is for government guidelines for game sales. If the government makes retailers keep track of which games are being sold to young kids, then children would not be able to buy violent games. Because video games have a rating system, it would only be needed for retailers to guarantee that minors and young children are unable to buy games with a rating greater than their age limit. I do think that as parents we need to focus on what we let our kids see and the activities they participate in. The debate about whether video games have a negative or positive actions depends on one’s philosophical perspectives. Parents need to reexamine their method on how their kids should interact and engage with video games. This good vs. bad approach might be comfortable, but it also seems to be out of touch with the kinds of thinking that we consider through to be in the highest attention of our kids. Is this exactly how we show our kids to ponder about things? I do not think so! We insist that they learn to be at ease with some level of

Violent Video games do not cause behavioral problems or increases violent behavior .To me Video games are a form of venting emotions .Statistics show the number of youth offenders decreased to 1 violent offender per 100,000 population.Video games also improve skills and abilities like hand eye coordination.On the other hand videogames can decrease emotional sensitivity in the gamers but then again recent studies have shown that long

Dr. Phil, a highly renowned counselor once did a special coverage on video games and violence on his TV show. He included all the negativities that violent video games create. Dr. Phil explained that the number one negative effect is the kids tend to inappropriately resolve anxiety by externalizing it. In a tough or unpleasant circumstance the kids accustomed to video gaming violence tend to externalize it without trying to fix it themselves. Unlike, other children they tend not to calm, sooth themselves rather they let their anger out by kicking the wall, attacking someone. This gradually shapes the child’s mind into an aggressive one. Moreover, the videogames do not teach moral consequences. Rather, the gamers are awarded for their crime and bad deeds in the game. They get rewarded for killing or robbing in the game. Here, only the highly judgmental kids can only filter out it as wrong but most of them would intake it as a teaching and often try to implement it in real life. Furthermore, the American Psychological Association says playing violent games correlates to children being less caring and helpful toward their peers. And these effects happen just as much for non-aggressive children as they do for children who already have aggressive tendencies. Children spend a

Many people claim that violent video games are desensitizing children to violence, and making them more hostile and aggressive in social situations. Many video games nowadays have some sort of violence. These games can range from mild to extremely brutal. When children are exposed to these games, they very well could affect how children think. These games, when exposed to children, will, in fact, make them desensitized to violence, and even become violent themselves.