Aggression
Research reports from University of California provide new insights into aggression
Published in Healthcare Finance, Tax and Law Weekly, December 19th, 2007
According to recent research from the United States, "Links between media violence exposure and favorable attitudes toward interpersonal violence are well established, but few studies have examined whether associations extend to include favorable attitudes toward institutional forms of aggression. Studies on this topic have not assessed multiple forms of media use and statistically controlled for individual characteristics likely to influence attitudes beyond sociodemographic information."
"In this study, undergraduate students (N = 319) aged 18-20 years (56% male) completed a survey assessing media use (number of hours per week spent playing videogames, watching...
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