Are Violent Videogames the Trigger to Extremely Violent Acts?

Since the 1990s, the media has tied and promoted video games and killings. In 1997, 16-year-old Evan Ramsay took a shotgun to his Alaska High School, killed two people and shot four people. He played a sci-fi horror game "Doomsday" violently, and you have to shoot enemies many times before the enemy dies. Ramsay explained later that he was "surprised to find that this rule does not apply to real life" (Leiden). In many ways, this is an argument that we have heard about television violence over the years.

Playing violent video games is different from playing active and constructive games. In fact, violent video games have more powerful influence than violent television and movies, and their harmful influences have been recorded for decades. Violent video games may promote some complex problem solving and coordination skills, but they can have multiple adverse effects. Here are three related to moral function. First, in a violent video game, players learn to associate violence and happiness (rewards hurt other characters). This impairs moral sensitivity. Under normal circumstances, human emotional connection is designed to dislike violence and will be rewarded by helping others. People who play violent video games, that builds the instinct opposite to the rest of life (you can see the impact in our society, how about you?) What kind of intuition Do you like children?

Introduction In recent decades people are concerned about the impact of violent video games on personal aggressive behavior. Some scholars believe that video games have enhanced the aggressiveness of children in particular, but other scholars seek evidence of a ventilation hypothesis that video games are considered to be a safe way to express aggression I insist (Berger 2002). Despite the many theories of the influence of violent video games, there is still a discussion among those who claim there is still.