Titlebook: Video Game Influences on Aggression, Cognition, and Attention; Christopher J. Ferguson Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, par

MENT

,Blame the Players, Don’t Blame the Games: Why We Should Worry Less About Sexist Video Game Content . More specifically, sexism has been found to be common in two areas: (1) video game content and (2) interactions between players in online games. While it might seem logical to assume that these two are causally connected, the available empirical evidence suggests that the relationship between sexi

羅盤

accomplishment

Games and Dementia: Evidence Needed,diagnosis and treatment of dementia. For example, video games have been suggested as potentially useful for integration into standard dementia care. This chapter examines the research surrounding dementia games and other contextual factors that will potentially impact their effectiveness. While some

好忠告人

男學(xué)院

Video Games Are Not Socially Isolating,ocial opportunities and functions which contemporary gaming offers, as well as what much of the research in the area suggests. This chapter will outline the key claims and draw on research findings from the academic literature, in order to debunk much of these anecdotal and old-fashioned conceptuali

BALK

身體萌芽

Brain-Training Games Help Prevent Cognitive Decline in Older Adults,rmance on some cognitive tasks. We conclude that further research is needed to ascertain whether video game training improves cognition, especially selective attention and working memory and long-term episodic memory, as well as everyday functioning in older adults.

羊齒

極端的正確性

Children Should Not Be Protected from Using Interactive Screens,ays been clear. This chapter reviews research evidence that suggests that prohibition of screen access for young children is unwarranted and may be counterproductive. This chapter also considers related issues for older children such as social media use and exposure to suicide-themed fictional media.

cathartic