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Originally Posted by Iron Greasel
Yorick: What was that first post about? The first quote seems to say, behind all the psychological terminology, that people can learn from example. The second seems to state that psychologists do not know how this actually happens. The third one describes "game theory", which, to my understanding, doens't have very much to do with violence in video games.
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People learn from example. Imitation.
People formulate social behaviour and interaction through the learning situations in games.
The other posts backed up this by citing proof that video games, more so than movies (because you ARE the protagonist) increase violent, aggressive, de-social and anti-social behaviour in people.
It's over. It's proven. It's a fact.
We should just be arguing what we do about it. Arguing that games don't cause these things is like suggesting the earth is flat.
Get with reality and be constructive with solutions instead of arguing against proven facts.