7 Feb, 2014
Violent video games may affect moral judgement in teens | The Indian Express
Spending too much time playing violent video games may delay development of moral judgement in teens, a new study has found. Teens who play violent video games for long hours may be prevented from getting involved in different positive social experiences in real life, and in developing a positive sense of what is right and wrong, researchers said.
Mirjana Bajovic of Brock University, Canada, set out to discover whether there was a link between the types of video games teens played, how long they played them, and the teens’ levels of moral reasoning: their ability to take the perspective of others into account.
Read the rest: Violent video games may affect moral judgement in teens | The Indian Express.
Loading ...
Liked this article? Share it!