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    Two generations that are very close to each other but are very different are the 1990s and the 2010s. The 1990s was revolutionary for its rise in multiculturalism, and also started to introduce technology in the forms of cable TV, internet, and videogames. The 2010s continues this rise in technology and multiculturalism, and has also become a decade of reality TV, online shopping, cell phones, tablets, and more inappropriate movies and music. Some comparable aspects of both generations include technology

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    Should video games be a sport? If Chess is a Sport, why Aren't Video Games? The definition of sports is, “an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment.” The gamer’s need skills and hand eye coordination. The reason why video should be a sport because gamers exsed in skills and hand eye coordination. Major league gamers displaying strong mental focus, quick reaction time, and extreme dedication as they compete.

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    Purpose Statement Our team will launch a community-wide campaign focusing on educating the public on the importance of nutritional meals and physical activity (PA) in children’s daily lives. Our campaign will begin with mini-events held throughout our local school system. These mini-events build up to our main event, “Health and Fun Day”. All our events will educate our community in a fun and interactive way. Children must be convinced that eating well, reducing screen time and participating

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    Pokemon Go: Exergaming

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    ExerGaming is a combination of exercise with the fun experience of videogames. Exergaming is a newly created category, making it one of the most recent of 2016. This allows the player to immerse themselves in game while also giving them a physical workout. This category also applies to Virtual Reality (VR) games which interacts

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    is vast and most of them have focused on the negative impacts. They seem to advance the view that the way youth react to situations, or their mode of thinking is wholly based on the effect of the media, particularly television and movies, music, videogames, and the internet. Youth in sense represents the age group between 13 and 20. The outcome of media influences has largely been negative, especially since the above forms of media have negatively influenced the behaviors and sexuality of the teenagers

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    Censorship is an extreme solution for an issue like this. Censorship is the act of someone supervising the manners or morality of others (Coleman). Morality is all opinionated though, just like people’s views on videogames. Many adults would most likely care less if games were censored because they had no interest in them in the first place. On the other hand, there is an abundance of adults who enjoy games on a regular basis. It is in supporters of game censorship’s

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    the brain as a whole. Bavelier, Green, Han, Renshaw, Merzenich, and Gentile give a breakdown of the effects of video games ( online and offline) whether if it’s positive or negative; even if it’s long or short term. Over the last century, the videogame industry has gained a boost in technology and consumers. With the base of consumers are pre-teen, teen and adult followers because of the high volumes of different types of games. Even with, boost in sales the gaming industry also has taken several

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    Addiction To Video Games

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    Video game addition is a serious problem in many parts of the world today and deserves more attention. It is no secret that children and adults in many countries throughout the world play video games. According to Jennifer Seter Wagner, studies show 92 percent of under ages of 18 play video games frequently in the United States. A video game is an electronic game that needs the players to generate visual feedback on a video device such as a TV screen or a computer device. There are two concepts that

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    Vincent.B Oberg English 9a 12 February 2017 Why are video games feeling the heat? For many years now scientists all over the world have been trying to find a connection between media violence and violence in the real world. Sadly no real answer has come up to answer our question. Why might scientist not have figured out the answer you ask? Well, scientists have not made a credible connection between media violence and real world violence because, to begin with, there is not a lot of evidence

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    In the paper, The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two: Some Limits on Our Capacity for Processing Information, George A. Miller points out the correlations between neural processing to recognize previously shown information and the amount of information that can actually be remembered. He presents several experiments done with unidimensional stimuli, where there is only one stimuli, and multidimensional stimuli, where there are more than one. In the first experiments talked about, only one sensory

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