advocacy

Pathlogizing Play

A response to a recent article defending video games against false claims about addiction.

Jul 26, 2017

Game Advocacy, Games and Psychology

addiction, advocacy, education, entertainment, gamer, games, games and society, media, Polygon, psychology, video games
Held Hostage, Part III of III: Taking Action

If violent video games can cause aggression or violence, what can we do about it?

Jul 19, 2017

Game Advocacy, Games and Psychology

advocacy, aggression, child development, children, desensitized, effect on children, exposure to violence, gamers, media, media violence, parenting, rating system, teenagers, video games, violence
All Play and No Work: A Response

A response to a recent newspaper article about video games and the workforce.

Jul 12, 2017

Game Advocacy

advocacy, Erik Hurst, games, New York Times, opinion, response, video games, Why Some Men Don’t Work
Held Hostage, Part I of III: Violence and Video Games

Is there a connection between video games and violence? It’s not an easy answer to talk about…

Jun 14, 2017

Game Advocacy, Games and Psychology

adults, advocacy, aggression, cause, children, correlation, exposure to violence, games, gaming, media, teenagers, video games, violence

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