Adolescents who play violent video games show differences in brain activity from those playing nonviolent games. The differences were associated with emotional arousal and self-control, medical researchers reported.
Adolescents who play violent video games show differences in brain activity from those playing nonviolent games. The differences were associated with emotional arousal and self-control, medical researchers reported.
玩暴力视频游戏的未成年人大脑活动与玩非暴力游戏的孩子表现不同。研究人员们称该差异与情绪激发和自我控制有关。