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Behavior
New behavior research from University of Ontario outlined
April 11th, 2009
"Using data gathered from a qualitative study of a popular online game, this analysis considers the relationship between online deviance and real deviance, as well as the relationship between social control in the online setting and its subsequent impact on real world beliefs and behaviors. Findings suggest that three pathways of connectivity prevail in the current setting," scientists in Oshawa, Canada report. "Each pathway has in common the role of a transition block that promotes the idea of the online community representing just a game. The nature of varied interpretations of this concept and their implications are discussed. Implications drawn from findings include...
Source: Law & Health Weekly (2009-04-11)
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