Answer:
hey Sebastian! i don´t know is this will help you!
Explanation:
Many studies have found that people who play violent video games are much more likely to create aggressive behavior.
There was enough research that led to this, and the conclusion was that playing violent video games can lead to more aggressive moods and behaviors and detract from the feeling of empathy and sensitivity to player aggression.
First of all, there is no solid evidence that violent video games lead to aggressive behavior.
That does not mean that every game is created for every child.
Understanding the needs of each child and creating a plan that establishes rules for the use of media and that monitors children's activities on screens is a sensible way to approach video games.
The main reason to worry about video games is a slew of studies claiming to find a link between violence in video games and real-world aggression, but countervailing studies have found no persuasive link.
What am I asked to believe or accept? I am not asked to believe or accept anything. Because if it were so someone would no longer be something that I think, but it is something that they are forcing me to believe or accept.
Is there an alternative way to see the question? It could be, but it will always be the same meaning of the question.
What evidence is there to support this (it is necessary to find something)? The evidence on whether playing violent video games makes you violent, the answer was written in the summary.
Which answer is more reasonable? The most reasonable answer would be to think that a videogame cannot change your mind.
