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    Are Video Games Negatively Affecting Our Generations? Video games are fun to play. Playing video games may help us to forget our stress for a while, but is it really worth our precious time? The popularity of video games is on an upward trend. Every day we see many people playing video games and getting addicted to it. Without caring much about their surroundings, they focus their attention solely on these games. Video games are popular all over the world including the United States. According to

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    sphere. It has also been shown to be quite useful with education, with Role Playing Games requiring the player to get good at math and statistics in order to understand the basics. It is also quite open to people of other genders besides male, as to be explained later on. With all of these benefits, why is it that the general stereotype paints the gamer in a negative light, and where

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    University of Phoenix Material Final Assignment Answer each question below. Answers should be approximately 100 words per question. 1. What are the primary roles of media delivering news to the public The primary roles of media delivering news to the public are to inform, explain, update, educate, and entertain. The media wants to send the news out to the public. This means citizens; including members of the news media should be respectful of readers and tell the truth at all times. People want

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    David Dale 1 Why women should not be sexualized and objectified the way they are in video games today: Most of us would already know that women’s representation in the media is highly sexualized and that women are regularly portrayed in a sexual manner and are objectified in all forms of media whether it be in magazines, online, television, movies, music videos, and of course video games (Wu, 2014). Many people derive gratification from what they read and hear every day without thinking about the

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    ABSTRACT Video games have become a driving force in our culture today, and the effects, both positive and negative are scrutinized on a daily basis. The violent aspects of this form of media are a cause of concern, but to what effect remains an important question. This research proposal aims to look at a gap in the literature on this topic by qualitatively accessing aggression and enjoyment of players based on varying difficulty levels and numerous genre types available in the market today. The

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    Music composed for television generate another realm of modes and codes that differ even from the coding within film. Television has the opportunity to utilise music as an instrument for supporting narratives within television series and as means for marketing through commercials. Blaine Allan, explores the relationship between music and television within his journal article, Music Cinema, Music Video, Music Television. The main focal point of this resource is the function of visual aspects within

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    Computer and Video Games: Friends Needed Video games have existed for much longer than many young people are aware. For example, an individual would need to be over the age of 50 to remember the first time arcade games were available for play in a bowling alley or inside the entertainment building of a miniature golf course. Similarly, an age requirement of 40 would be required for a person to remember the first release of the Atari, which was usually seen at a friend’s home, or to remember the

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    2.3 Game Design Innovation Game innovation can be split into the following 4 categories: 1) Technological, 2) gameplay, 3) presentation and 4) narrative innovations (Alha, 2011). At times, it is not even necessary to make something distinctly new, as long as there is an effort to reinterpret or subvert existing notions of what video games should be. On the other hand, Peltoniemi (2009) uses two main categories to classify gaming innovation: Technological and stylistic. Technological innovation

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    Video Games and Their Psychological Effects Regarding developing of technology, it is obviously that video games are one of the most common used materials. Leaving the technology industry on the other side, our research question is concerning about interaction between younger population and video games. As media and other resources introduce world population with rising number of younger population’s usage of video games and changing of behavior, the issue lies why this is considered as the problem

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    that the freakshow workers went through that is what most likely the song is about. Bob Dylan is trying to inform and try to make the viewer sympathetic to these workers. The video starts out with Dylan tuning his guitar, then Dylan and the interviewer have a little laughing secession, this makes the beginning of the video lighthearted. The interviewer states he first heard of Dylan 3 years ago, Dylan admits he was not really going to school he focused on working, and when he didn’t work he would

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