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Old 05-02-2009, 04:15 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Narcissus
Do you think that video games could possibly be responsible or partly responsible for anti-social or violent behaviors?
Absolutely. Especially anti-social behaviors.

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If so, do you think it promotes it moreso than other media outlets do?
No. As Funky said, games today promote critical thinking, quick reactions and focus on improving hand-eye coordination. They get way more flak than they should.

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In your experience as gamers, do you feel that games have affected you in a negative or positive way?
The only way they affected me negatively is that they were another reason for me to not do homework and such. Actually, I learned more about football by playing Madden, so I guess that's one way games have had a positive effect on me.

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