Defending Violent Video Games in Adolescents

Do your parents know what kind of violent video games the children are playing? Playing violent games is non-toxic, exciting and not harmful than watching graphics on television. This is a controversial point of view, people want to know if video game violence can lead to aggression, violence, bullying or weapons skills. The answer to this is prudent; most parents are busy with their busy lives and do not allow their children to be supervised at the beginning of these activities. If parents are concerned about what their children have learned, they should be supervised or banned by adults in these activities.

Violent video games pose many dangers to children and young people. Check out the effects of violent video games and the psychological processes that these video games can affect players. Moderator to consider the relationship of effects of violent video games such as personal differences and game functions. II

Video games, particularly violent video games, are increasing in popularity among children and teenagers in today's society. There are about 6 billion children 2 to 17 years old playing video games. Recent events such as Stoneman Douglas High School in February 2018 had many guesses that led students to commit such a violent crime. People are currently accusing media and violent video games for recent shooting incidents in our school system. There are many factors that can cause violence, but is there any possibility that violent video games cause youth violence?

Discussions on the psychological and behavioral impact of playing violent video games has recently led to violent video games that increase the positive influence of teens and this problem is currently being solved. However, other researchers have discovered that they do not have adverse effects or even plus (diarrhea) effects. In this research, we show that these different conclusions are mutually exclusive, and can be explained by the evaluation method and analytical method being used. We let teenagers make violent video games (Quake II) and measure anger before, during, and after the game. The result shows that some people have increased, some people decline, and the anger level of most people does not change.

The role of video games (especially violent games) in aggression is the ongoing theme of scientific debate. Most studies focus on the impact of video games on children and adolescents. New research published in molecular psychology analyzes how video games affect adults. According to the survey, playing violent video games everyday is irrelevant to long-term attacks by adults. According to research authors, these findings are inconsistent with the 2015 American Psychological Association (APA) report on video games. In the APA review, relevance was seen between violent video games and increased aggression. However, many critics believe that this report is based on inadequate understanding of defective research and the role of video games in youth living.