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8/17/2014 11:54:46 AM
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I have been studying video game violence and real violence, and I can tell you that video games don't make people violent. They are proven to have a more healthy impact on a person than most would think. It is proven that games help with:
Decision making
Hand to eye co-ordination
Stress relief
Most parents don't understand the greatness of games. Adults need to read more about other factors that can cause violence. For example, you have the "warrior gene", how they are brought up, social life. Even TV could be linked with violence.
Look up some information about the good effects that video games can have on the players.
Heres a link for you to give her to read.
http://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2013/11/video-games.aspx
I hope that this helps with your struggle.
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Video don't make us violent Lag does
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No dying in dark souls does
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Well, there is that lol
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Also it helps against depression. Think about the request and reward system in games helps boost self esteem making them feel better of themselfs wich in turn helps depression but this is only one point to it.
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That is another positive outcome of gaming that most adults don't seem to understand.
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Sadly and it's because of popular media always trying to get attention by saying it's because of video games.
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Luckily, there are now scientist that are preparing to survey the good points of games. There has already been a few studies recently.
