The authors discuss many adverse effects from violence against women in video games

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The authors discuss many adverse effects from violence against women in video games – discuss these, how do these depictions affect our society and culture?

The authors discuss many adverse effects from violence against women in video games

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Topic 1.  The authors discuss many adverse effects from violence against women in video games – discuss these, how do these depictions affect our society and culture? What are some possible solutions? Provide examples of other games not given in this article to support your main ideas.

Topic 2:  The authors discuss, The Indecent Representation of Women [Prohibition] Act, 1986.  Research this, which country enacted it?  What types of representations in media does it prohibit? Are there punishments? What’s your stance on this act and tell us why.   Be sure to include a few citations from your additional sources.

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How do violent movies affect society?
Watching violent films does make people more aggressive, study shows. Watching violent movies really does make people more aggressive – but only if they have an abrasive personality to start with, a study shows.
How violent movies affect the brain?
Summary: Researchers at Columbia University Medical Center’s Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) Research Center have shown that watching violent programs can cause parts of your brain that suppress aggressive behaviors to become less active.
How do movies affect people’s behavior?
Use reasons and specific examples to support your answer. Movies and television have a lot of influence on society. That’s mainly because people become lazy and want to make connections by watching them. … Study has shown people who watch movies or television at least four hours in a week tend not to exercise so often.