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Adolescents & Games

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Description: Registered Report Project

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In this project we performed a simple test of the idea that playing violent video games is positively associated with adolescent aggression.

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Przybylski & Weinstein
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Przybylski
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Przybylski
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AdolescentsAggressionRegistered ReportsVideo GamesViolenceViolent Games

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