Here Are 3 Pros And Cons For Violent Video Games:
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Pros:</span>
1. Avenue for Expression<span>They enable gamers to express or vent out their frustrations and anger in a relatively safe and controlled environment.
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2. Age-Defying<span>Since violent scenarios induce pumping of adrenaline and quick decision-making, exposure to violent video games may delay the ageing process.
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3. Teach Action-Consequence<span>The games teach the players about adhering to the rules and the learning the consequences of each action, particularly violence begets violence.
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Cons:1. Violence is Fun<span>Violent video games make hurting and killing people entertaining. This notion that violence is fun can cause gamers to imitate the game just for fun.
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2. Cause Addiction<span>Violent video games tend to be very addictive, eating up much of the time and attention of gamers, and causing unhealthy lifestyles.
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3. Immersion into Violent Character
Advance game controllers and peripherals require players to engage more physically with the game, a form of immersion into the violent characters in the video game.
Yes you just need to work a little harder
Hey there,
Carla should probably stop working on the project for a little while- half an hour. Within that half an hour, she can actually go for a walk, do something that will calm her mind. And once she finally combats her fatigue and unhealthy behaviors, she can actually continue with the project.
Hope this helps ^_^
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In the book, Helping Children Succeed, the author had emphasized the two central ideas of the story which is perseverance and chasing your dreams.
<span>Kawauna was able to achieve her goals because she had a solid foundation of what she wants. She didn’t let others decide for her future. She chose to decide on what kind of future she wants to have. She didn’t only study, but she was not afraid to ask for the things that she is not sure of. She was not hesitant to ask help, and she was willing to go an extra mile to learn. </span>
