Eugene Germishuizen

Eugene Germishuizen's literacy narrative. Email me if you want my life story...

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You can’t say certainly that all boys and girls act violent just by playing video games. To act aggressive is a human thing that anytime anywhere can happen even if you never even played a game in your entire life.



 Young boys and girls who play from an early age learn in game how to deal with certain kinds of situations. Video games can teach children also a lot and when they get in the same situation, as in the game, in real life they act if they were playing the game and act aggressively. Children in general behave mostly in bad manner in serious situations.

 But certainly at an older age the youngster develops their brain on a more maturely way and can think before they do something bad. Take 2 kids, roughly at the age of 16, one plays video games and the other one don’t. The one who plays video games have seen more violence than the one who don’t play games. So if the 2 were in the same aggressive situation, the one who played video games can act better and stand its position and defend itself while the other one won’t know how to act and will be depressed and act aggressive towards anyone.

 So what I am trying to say is that if you have the knowledge of violence you can use it in the right way or can even not use it and find a better way, because you have already seen what the results of aggression behaviour have.

 Above you can see that if you are little you can learn more about violence and how or not to use it, because you can see that it have bad results and when you are older you only play video games, because you want entertainment and it would have no effect. Video games have lots of learning and information in it and not all video games are violent, it only widens ones imagination.