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인터넷 비디오게임이 공격성에 미치는 영향

The Effect Internet Video Game on the Aggression in Individuals with Internet Game Play

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Recently, the correlation between on-line game playing and aggressiveness has been an important and controversial issue, especially in children and adolescents. The current article summarized the hypothesis of on-line game playing and aggressiveness in terms of neutral view, including General Aggression Model, meta-analysis, and the limitations of both theories. In addition,we reviewed brain studies of on-line game playing and the limitation of these studies, such as cross-sectional approach, small number of subjects, and variable etiologies of aggressiveness. We suggest that cohort study, large number of subjects, genre of game, environmental factors,and various etiologies of aggressiveness should be considered in studies of on-line game playing and increased aggressiveness.

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Recently, the correlation between on-line game playing and aggressiveness has been an important and controversial issue, especially in children and adolescents. The current article summarized the hypothesis of on-line game playing and aggressiveness in terms of neutral view, including General Aggression Model, meta-analysis, and the limitations of both theories. In addition,we reviewed brain studies of on-line game playing and the limitation of these studies, such as cross-sectional approach, small number of subjects, and variable etiologies of aggressiveness. We suggest that cohort study, large number of subjects, genre of game, environmental factors,and various etiologies of aggressiveness should be considered in studies of on-line game playing and increased aggressiveness.

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