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pdf When Virtual Reality Becomes Simply Reality Popular
By Anonymous In Violent Video Games 3910 downloads
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This paper explores how war-themed video games may impact gamers' perception of modern warfare. The popularity of violent video games such as Call of Duty has prompted researchers to investigate the effects that extensive game play may have on consumers. Due to their high potential for psychological influence, enhanced by military involvement and social networking, there is reason to believe that violent, war-themed video games may have psychological effects on gamers that could negatively impact their decisions regarding war and violence.
Althea Vail Wallop
Stanford University
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