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The roles of selective attention and desensitization in the association between video gameplay and aggression: An ERP investigation

Jabr et al., 2018

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6669174429243189347
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Jabr M
Denke G
Rawls E
Lamm C
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Neuropsychologia

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A number of studies have indicated that violent video gameplay is associated with higher levels of aggression and that desensitization and selective attention to violent content may contribute to this association. Utilizing an emotionally-charged rapid serial visual …
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