The article discusses the psychological effects of video gaming on children, particularly under 10 years old, emphasizing aggression, empathy, and language changes. It highlights mixed research results regarding the link between violent video games and increased aggression, suggesting mechanisms like desensitization and the General Aggression Model. While some studies show immediate behavioral changes post-gaming, the article acknowledges context and individual differences. The necessity for further research into both the risks and benefits of gaming for children's psychological development is underscored, aiming to clarify this complex relationship.
One of the most debated topics in psychology is whether video games contribute to increased aggression in children. Studies investigating this link have found mixed results.
Many researchers argue that violent video games can increase aggressive tendencies. The General Aggression Model suggests that repeated exposure to violent content reinforces aggressive thoughts and behaviors.
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