首页
外语
计算机
考研
公务员
职业资格
财经
工程
司法
医学
专升本
自考
实用职业技能
登录
外语
Now most researchers will agree that video games can help as well as harm. For example, educational games boost learning, and ac
Now most researchers will agree that video games can help as well as harm. For example, educational games boost learning, and ac
admin
2013-09-26
10
问题
Now most researchers will agree that video games can help as well as harm. For example, educational games boost learning, and action games can improve vision and spatial(空间的)skills. Video games have also been used successfully to teach children self-care skills.
And then there’s the primary reason people play video games: They’re relaxing. The flickering(闪烁的)screen and varying sound levels trigger a primitive brain response. " One of the reasons I think we find television and video games so relaxing is they provide the attention for you. It forces you to orient to the media. You don’t have to work to pay attention like you do in a classroom lecture," said Douglas Gentile, a psychologist and director of the Media Research Lab at Iowa State University.
But much more evidence links violent video games to an increase in aggressive behavior in teens. The behavior wasn’t violent crime, like school shootings, but small yet hurtful offenses like teasing, name-calling, rumor-spreading and fist fights. In a review of 130 studies of kids and teens, Iowa State University researchers found that violent video games increased the likelihood of aggression and decreased sympathy.
In fact, video games train your brain to respond to real-life problems with aggression because players get immediate feedback and rewards for punishing competitors, research indicates. "So when I get bumped in the hallway, I don’t assume it’s an accident anymore," explained Gentile. " What comes to mind first is to revenge in some way. "
But psychologist Patrick Markey’s research suggests just some teens are susceptible to these effects. Markey found people with certain personality traits—those who are highly neurotic(神经质的), less agreeable and less conscientious—are those more likely to become hostile from gaming.
" The most interesting part is there is really no research that suggests video games have a different effect than TV or movies. It has empirically never been shown," said Markey. " Any media is supposed to engage us emotionally, and video games are a form of media, a form of art even. "
According to Markey, video game, as a form of media, is supposed to______.
选项
答案
engage people emotionally
解析
本题考查心理学家马基对电子游戏的一种客观看法。定位句提到,马基认为电子游戏作为一种媒介形式或者一种艺术形式,应该让我们情感投入,故本题答案为engage people emotionally。
转载请注明原文地址:https://kaotiyun.com/show/bB27777K
0
大学英语六级
相关试题推荐
A、It’stoowindy.B、Thepeoplethereareterrible.C、Theairispolluted.D、Thebeachesaredirty.C
Mostpeoplewouldbe【C1】______bythehighqualityofmedicine【C2】______tomostAmericans.Thereisalotofspecialization,a
Courtesyalsoincludesproperbehavioronthestreet.Properstreetbehaviorrequiresanice【C1】______ofattentionandinattent
Courtesyalsoincludesproperbehavioronthestreet.Properstreetbehaviorrequiresanice【C1】______ofattentionandinattent
A、Shebroughthersweateralongincaseitisgettingcold.B、Shedoesn’tthinktheweatheriscoldenough.C、Sheagreesthatth
Moms,dads,orcaregiverswhomainlytalktotheiroffspringusingcommandsratherthanreasoningmaygettheirkidstodowhat
A、Themanislearninghowtouseacomputer.B、Thewomanisshowingthemanhowtoputpagenumbersonadocument.C、Themanis
A、Reading.B、Writing.C、Speaking.D、Listening.B选项都是和语言的技能有关。从hetaughtusmanywritingtechniques.可以得知McCourt教的是写作。
Therearegoodreasonstobetroubledbytheviolencethatspreadsthroughthemedia.Movies,televisionandvideogamesareful
A、Sheagreed.B、Shedisagreed.C、Shewasimpatient.D、Shewasworried.BM:Isupposeonereasonsomanytouristscomehereisbe
随机试题
保育员指导幼儿分辨衣服前后的方法是()。
生活方式指人们怎样生活,是人们在一定的社会条件制约下和一定的价值观念的指导下所形成的满足自身需要的生活活动形式和行为特征的总和。构成要素包括
猩红热的舌象特点是
长期肠外营养常见的并发症是
全麻已完全清醒的依据是( )。该病人术后拔除胃管的指征是( )。
下列公路工程建设标准属于强制性标准的有()。
中国企业采用“国际劳务雇佣”方式,通过境外中介机构聘用人员来华为其从事有关劳务活动,关于对真实雇主为中国企业的判定可参考因素有()。
按照学生的能力、学习成绩或兴趣爱好分为不同组进行教学的教学组织形式称为()。
设函数f(x)可微,则y=f(1-e-x)的微分dy=().
SocialandCulturalChangesofAmericaAneconomicsprofessorfromtheUnitedStateswasteachinginBritainintheearlyNi
最新回复
(
0
)