Video Games Violence Debate
Risks and Video Games: Are those hours behind the screen to hurt?
Who does not love the modern video games? Show me someone who says that does not appeal, and we will be stuck on the front of a screen for a few hours and see how they get caught, it is no secret that we are in a renaissance in video games at this time. But just because something is tons of fun does not mean we are doing no good, and in this case, I think it's safe to say that there are some risks real potential involved.
It's easy for parents to brush aside the possibilities because we are so busy these days that actually only a way to keep them entertained and out of our hair, but let's sit down a moment and see some of these potential risks once again.
A Propensity violent behavior
Some video games, even in these days, there are safer when Bugs Bunny was for us as children. Others seem to have taken a much more sinister twist, with a level of realistic violence and moral schematic is promoting is rivaled by no other medium in history.
Some parents and experts can even discuss whether or not violence in video games and television can extend the life of a child, but for me there is no doubt about it. Put a child in front of a screen of five hours a day, allowing them to run through the streets, pumping bullets filled with civilians, and there are likely to have some strange things occurring in your brain. I'm not saying that all these children will be the slaughter of school is coming, but the fact that the terrible incidents are so common now is very worrying at least be aware of what you allow your child to be exposed to until they have the wisdom to make these decisions on your own.
A minute is a minute been spent
No matter how you feel about modern media is its role in our son's behavior, brain activity, and sense reality, there is no denying the fact that the time spent on Internet is not the most productive in the world. We left them a little time here and there to keep them entertained while we are busy, but before you know it, playing these games is all I want to do.
What else could all those hours and hours been allocated? How to learn to play guitar or piano? How about learning to love reading what can be done here to further the growth of the mind human, or even older, "wiser" minds, for that matter? How about developing a love for painting? Or, gasp, your job? Sports?
I think I've beaten my to death here. There is an endless list of other things children could put energy into that would have a much positive lasting effect on his life. So why spend all the time video game?
Health problems
I played in this case a bit on the last point I mentioned sports, but let's see some more. Not only is all the time glued to the screen to prevent the development of habits healthier, such as shooting baskets or learning ballet, but also negatively affects their health. Humans need sunlight, activity, fresh air, everything stolen of them per day in a room with a joystick in their hands.
What their children really need to go out and play like I used to do when the knee. Look, I'm not saying the game is the end of the human race or will turn your child into a human monster. In fact, many games, even have positive mental and hand / eye coordination benefits. But what I'm saying is that we must find a balance, and perhaps even tip the balance in the direction of the activities extracurricular activities that require body movement.
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