A. Video games create stimuli in the brain that cause addiction, bullying and aggression that turns into violence. For hours at a time, young adults and teenagers glue themselves to a screen and constantly play video games. Children can play these games for more than seven hours a week (Anderson and Bushman). The kids will come home after school and immediately play video games until two and three in the morning. When a player triggers a gunshot or grenade, the brain reacts to the killing or explosion, and excites the brain receptors as if the player were in the situation, creating a sense of intoxication in the player's mind (Here... .. half of the document ......ngton Post. 28 August 2013. Web. 9 January 2013. Gruel, Steven F. "Violent video games cause aggression in children and should be regulated". Opposing Views in Context. Web. January 6, 2014. Peckham, Matt. “Researcher Says Link of Video Games to Gun Violence Is a 'Classic Illusory Correlation'” Time.com October 10, 2013: 1. MAS Ultra - School Edition . Web. January 6, 2014. ProCon.org. “Are Video Games Really That Bad?” Time.com May 10, 1999: 50-55. Web. January 6, 2014. ” Entertainment Weekly 1246 (2013): 34. MAS Ultra – School Edition Web. January 8, 2014. Wagner, Jennifer Seter “When Play Turns to Trouble.” MAS - Ultra School Edition. Network. January 6. 2014.

Topic > A. Video games create stimuli in the brain that cause addiction, bullying and aggression that turns into violence. For hours at a time, young adults and teenagers glue themselves to a screen and constantly play video games. Children can play these games for more than seven hours a week (Anderson and Bushman). The kids will come home after school and immediately play video games until two and three in the morning. When a player triggers a gunshot or grenade, the brain reacts to the killing or explosion, and excites the brain receptors as if the player were in the situation, creating a sense of intoxication in the player's mind (Here... .. half of the document ......ngton Post. 28 August 2013. Web. 9 January 2013. Gruel, Steven F. "Violent video games cause aggression in children and should be regulated". Opposing Views in Context. Web. January 6, 2014. Peckham, Matt. “Researcher Says Link of Video Games to Gun Violence Is a 'Classic Illusory Correlation'” Time.com October 10, 2013: 1. MAS Ultra - School Edition . Web. January 6, 2014. ProCon.org. “Are Video Games Really That Bad?” Time.com May 10, 1999: 50-55. Web. January 6, 2014. ” Entertainment Weekly 1246 (2013): 34. MAS Ultra – School Edition Web. January 8, 2014. Wagner, Jennifer Seter “When Play Turns to Trouble.” MAS - Ultra School Edition. Network. January 6. 2014.