“Proof” That Violent Games Make Kids Violent
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On December 9th, 2006 in Uncategorized -
A research conducted at the Indiana University School of Medicine is claiming that violent video games do, in fact, make kids more “violent”. The study shows increases in emotional arousal, and a decrease of attention, self-control, and inhibition. The two games used in the research were Need for Speed Underground and Medal of Honor: Frontline.
The scans showed a negative effect on the brains of the teens who played “Medal of Honor