Violent Video Games' Effect on the Teen Brain
By flashpixel
@flashpixel (1414)
Malaysia
December 2, 2006 1:48am CST
Shocking, but true. Violent video games that are highly popular in the market these days, may cause damage to the children's brain.
13 responses
@sweetie88 (4556)
• Pakistan
3 Dec 06
Thx. for giving such benefical information. I've stopped playing games on video games but i play games on mobile now. I'll try my best to decrease my this habbit too. Once again, th. for telling this good biological information.
@remaster74 (4064)
• Greece
2 Dec 06
This is true and thanks for reffering to that. This kind of games really can hurt a child's mind. I will never leave my son to make use of these games. At TV when a movie has violence I try to take him away. If this is not possible then I will try to ridicule the situation or make him understand how bad this is.
@caribe (2465)
• United States
2 Dec 06
I think that violent video games condition children to violence and I believe that they are a lot more likely to behave in a violent manner. I don't think they should be exposed to these kinds of games. Unfortunately many children are and I am concerned about how much more violence will be seen on the streets and in the homes in the next few years to come as these children grow into adulthood.
@praveenkumar06 (4077)
• Hyderabad, India
2 Dec 06
that will effect the brain,they will not able to concentrate on study n many more
@Lydia1901 (16351)
• United States
2 Dec 06
I think it depends on a kid and the environment they're in. With children that are already violent, the video games help them be more aggressive. With kids that aren't violent, they understand that it's only video games and not a real life situation, so that they know not to be aggressive with others around them.