Dissociable effects of acute versus cumulative violent video game exposure on the action simulation circuit in university students

Autor:	Shannon A H, Compton, Mary, Ritchie, Lindsay, Oliver, Elizabeth, Finger, Derek G V, Mitchell
Rok vydání:	2022
Předmět:	Adult Aggression Behavioral Neuroscience Universities Video Games Social Psychology Humans Violence Development Students
Zdroj:	Social Neuroscience. 17:368-381
ISSN:	1747-0927 1747-0919
DOI:	10.1080/17470919.2022.2095018
Popis:	There is an ongoing debate as to whether violent video game exposure (VGE) has a negative impact on social functioning. This debate continues in part because of methodological concerns and the paucity of identifiable neurocognitive mechanisms. Also, little attention has been given to how specific personality characteristics may influence susceptibility to the purported effects. Using a combined experimental and cross-sectional approach, we examined the impact of VGE on action simulation as a function of trait coldheartedness in a sample of university students. Healthy adults played a violent or nonviolent version of
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