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    Video Game Stereotypes

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    From my understanding, the central message of this article is to help people understand that video games don’t play a major role in youth violence. My position as a member of the audience is neutral. I believe the author of this article was trying to reach a resistant audience. The reason why I concluded this, was because each subtitle is a negative statement about video games. The content below the subtitle then disproved the statement to be true. For example, one subtitle reads, “Children are the

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    Call Of Duty As A Satire

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    This is disgusting and appalling! What a far cry from the glory and praise the series' has experienced since it revolutionized the FPS genre in 2007 with the launch of Call of Duty 4. All I can say is that I'm glad this garbage didn't occur when I played Call of Duty extensively when I was still in school. If I was still involved in the franchise the way I used to be in 2009 when I was 15, I would have wasted hundreds of dollars on a game that I simply wanted to play for fun. As reprehensible as

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    My goal: Is to make a clear and understanding essay. Violent games are diverting for kids because It can help take the kids mind off of school. These types of games can take child's mind off of homework and put them in a mindset for math because if you're playing certain games you would have to add up how many points you need to like maybe level up or to buy something on the game. Another reason I have is violent games can develop tactics so, then if people who play violent games ever do go to

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    school once again, Four dead and nine injured. People think about what can cause a person to think, and act, this way. Some state that a small portion of people are just born this way, to cause harm. They will soon learn otherwise. The content of violence is sought after more than it was in older generations, which is why video game companies have taken advantage of that and

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    Simulated Violence Games: Diverting or Perilous? By Ava Boughey p.3 For many young people, violent video games that involve killing, harming, or stealing are a diverting activity that has them thinking strategically, but recent studies show that this violent game playing causes children to pick up on bad behavior. These video games increase hostility (along with anxiety and depression), teach kids wrong values, and train adolescents to take out their anger in aggression. This shouts out that

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    the Judiciary, 1999). As time has progressed, the content of these games has become more and more realistic, and the violence in them has become more realistic. Concerns about this violence, from the relatively tame Pac-Man of the early 1980s to the near photo-realistic bestsellers of today, have been around since video games first enter the public consciousness. Video game violence appears in nearly all genres of game, from fantasy, to action, to sports and children of both genders have indicated

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    For many year the media, politicians, and society have been pointing the finger at music, television, and video games as a reason people have committed tragic acts of violence against others. Society has always needed to know why someone would commit such a horrible crime. It is human nature to try to determine why something has happened, and even more so when people’s lives have been lost because of it. Unfortunately, it is extremely difficult to make sense of a senseless tragedy when there is no

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    The purposes of this project were to examine TV violence and analyze how TV violence may influence children’s aggression. In Bandura’s Bobo doll experiment, results showed that children who observed aggressive models toward the Bobo doll were more likely to imitate that behavior than children who observed non-aggressive models. Male children were more likely to imitate the model if they were the same-sex compared to female children. Male children displayed more physical aggression compared to female

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    Police reports say 3 years ago, on June 5th 2014, at 12:15pm there was a stabbing in Milwaukee suburb of Waukesha, Wisconsin. The stabbing wasn't by an adult, two girls of the age 12 stabbed another 12 year old girl because they were worshipping a horror fictional character of the name "Slender Man". The victim got stabbed 19 times but luckily lived. The other girls who stabbed the 12 year old were charged for attempted murder. This is one reason why middle school children shouldn't watch any horror

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    Does retro video game violence affect previous generations of youth the same way modern video game violence affects current adolescence? I. The impacts of controversial retro video games on previous generations. A. Chiller (1986-1990), arcade cabinet sales and port to the NES. B. The evolution of the Splatterhouse Series (1988-2010). C. The development of ESRB rating system caused by Mortal Kombat 1992. D. The role that Doom 1993 played in the Columbine High School Massacre. Articles and Resources

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