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Collaborative Learning Community Video Game Violence And Aggression

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Running Head: VIDEO GAME VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION Video Game Violence and Aggression Name Institution Course Date 1 VIDEO GAME VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION 2 The Hypothesis It is hypothesized that fierce computer games have adverse effects on the level of animosity on viewers. This hypothesis will be tested by evaluating the effect of brutal computer games to the animosity among youths using parametric tests. This test of the hypothesis will measure the populace of the information conveyed by the video game against the interims and proportion scales (Soriani, Ilardo & Falconi, 2018). This hypothesis testing uses relationship and relapse test to examine the degree of connection between the video games and animosity among the youths as well as the straight relapse of estimating the level of animosity based on the estimates of the aggressive video games. In this case, the experimental method allows texting of the relationship and relapse while the correlation design does no. The Independent and Dependent Variable. The independent variable is the aggressive video games while the dependent variable is the level of the animosity displayed by the youths. These two variables are directly linked to each other in the sense that the increase in the frequency of watching aggressive video games increases the level of animosity among the youths (Szycik, Mohammadi, Hake, et al., 2017). Defining operationally and measuring the variables. The aggressive video games require the player to devot ...
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