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Video Games as Mythology; Not Behaviorism
Individuals who play video games are yet again under attack from media for addiction effects. Research into these “problems”, as some people seem to be calling it, has shown conclusively that behaviorist approaches to this are not quite understanding this … Continue reading
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Tagged game knowledge, gaming, negative perspective, positive regard, reality gaming, videogames
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Mythology of Video Games
Video games have always had one key element no matter what genre you play the most. This key element has been within the games, hidden; only known to individuals who look for it. The element I am writing about is … Continue reading
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Tagged game character, game characters, gaming, psychological theory, videogames
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Video Games and Culture Today
As of late, video games and the effect they have on our psyche and well-being has been a fiery issue. There has been a lot of research in the past few decades that has suggested video games are the cause … Continue reading
Good News For Video Games and Kids!
Link: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/marjorie-hansen-shaevitz/video-games-good-kids_b_1974015.html Here is a link to another blogger;s post that I found today. It deals with Jane McGonigal and her view on the video games. For all of the people who do not know who she is, you probably should … Continue reading
Amazon Releases Best Selling Video Games of 2012
Amazon Released their best selling games of this year, now they do not dabble in online gaming as much as other stores so there are no computer versions taken into account on this list. Other places such as IGN will … Continue reading
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Tagged best selling games, black ops, diablo iii, first person shooters, gaming, gaming industry, halo4, Research, Video Games
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Anthony Bean, Ph.D. 