Violent games help foster civic Behavior, US university studies show

The latest report of December 30, Texas State A&m International University, says playing violent games can promote the behavior of minors. Research has shown that in the past there have been too many misconceptions about the play and violence of minors, always thinking it would make a minor more evil. But violent games can also have a positive effect on them, which is civic behavior. Violent games can foster the courage and responsibility of minors and enable them to quickly step up to their citizenship in the face of injustice and hardship.　　Professor Christopher J. Ferguson, who chaired the study, said 873 of the 1102 active citizens they surveyed liked to play violent games. In addition, the study found that the relationship between children playing violent games and their families did not become worse, and there was no link between them. The study suggests that parents should do their own regulatory and educational duties, rather than putting mistakes into violent games. (Digging the shell net)