I don't know who your talking about so i cant answer that
No, violent video games have not been proven to kill brain cells any faster than they normally die off.
They can because your brain thinks your actually doing what you are playing in the video game. So your brain could cause you to do violent things because of the video game.
Ask your teacher
it would depend of what type of video games you are playing. For example, if you play violent video games as a young child, it will affect you in real life of being a violent person and you will be sent to juvenile hall or jail. That explain of how video games is compared to live.
Actually yes. Dr. Vincent Mathews proved that adolescents' brain functions are altered by playing violent video games. Studies show that from playing a violent video game for 30mins increased the activity in the part of the brain which controls the emotions. It also stated that there was a decrease in self-control.
Violent video games have a negative impact on the mind's of children, and teens. Generally, the viewer of the video game will have an urge to follow of copy what is happening in the video game. People are advised to follow the gereral ratings of the game (suggested by professionals). MW3, and Call of Duty are poor examples of violent video games. Both are rated M.
It can or it can't. for people with aggression problems sometimes it can.
they can make you violent, rowdy and can make you take on the characters in the game thinking that they are real.
Brain training video games improve your mental abilities, while other types of games can improve your reactions and similar.
No, violent video games teach kids about life and how it is and how it will be in the modern age...
Violent video games provide a window for children to vent. If children didn't have video games like Grand Theft Auto, they wouldn't know the consequences of stealing a car, or beating up a hooker. If I have played it in a video game, I probably wouldn't want to do it In real life.
i think it would be to distract people from board um