Violent Video Games Don T Increase Aggression Says New Study
The study in question comes courtesy of a group of German researchers, who conducted a study on fifteen male violent video game users, all of which had played first-person shooters such as Call of Duty and Battlefield for at least four years with an average of two hours played per day. Utilizing an fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) study on these players then yielded some rather interesting results. Ruling out short-term effects of video game use, all subjects were abstinent from game use for at least three hours before the study took place....