From Fox News:
"When teens play violent video games, they may get more emotionally revved up than if they play nonviolent video games."
“'Our study suggests that playing a certain type of violent video game may have different short-term effects on brain function than playing a nonviolent -- but exciting -- game,” Vincent Mathews, MD, says in an RSNA news release."
What a stroke of genius. I wonder if they got federal grant money for this research.
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- Married 26 years to Keith. We're parents to a fantastic 12 year old whom I homeschool. We live in the country about 25 miles south of Montgomery, Alabama. We have a horse named Wrangler and a dog named Mickey. Keith and I currently lead worship music at our church.
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2 comments:
I think that may be true, except my boys don't play violent video games at all and they still yell and scream and jump up and down and throw the controllers. I would hate to see what wold happen if they played violent ones.
They key is simple - everything in moderation. When they get angry,it's time to take a break - like a 24-48 hour break.
The federal grant was probably for several million dollars! Makes you wonder, eh? The next study? The effects of violent movies and tv.
B~
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