Foreign Studies

According to Funk (1993), The evolution of the computer game phenomenon is

reviewed and contemporary data are presented. A survey assessing frequency and site
of play and game preference was completed by 357 seventh- and eighth-grade
students. during this middle-class sample, about two-thirds of women played video
games a minimum of one to 2 hours per week reception, but only 20% played in
arcades. About 90% of boys played within the home and about 50% in arcades.
Approximately half of the preferred games were from one among two categories of
violent games, while 2% of preferred games were educational. Parent education about
the influence of the media should include recommendations to watch game playing and
influence game selection.

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The study conducted by Tang & Fox (2016) Online video games afford co‐play and
social interaction, often unidentified, among players from all over the world. As foreseen
by the social identity model of deindividuation result, Unpleasant actions aren't
uncommon in online gaming environments, and online harassment has become a
pervasive issue within the gaming community. during this study, we sought to figure out
what personality traits and game‐related variables foresee two kinds of online
aggression in video games: general harassment (e.g., skill‐based taunting, insulting
others’ intelligence) and harassment (e.g., sexist comments, rape threats). The guy who
plays online video games (N = 425) takes part in an anonymous online survey. Social
dominance orientation and aggressive sexism foresee higher levels of both harassment
and general harassment in online games. Game participation and hours of weekly
gameplay were additional foretellers of general intimidation. We discuss the implications
of online social aggression and online harrying for online gaming. We also apply our
findings to the broader understanding of online harassment, cyberaggression,
cyberbullying, and other kinds of online malice in computer‐mediated communication
contexts.

Foreign Studies

According to Greitemeyer & McLatchie (2011) Past research has provided abundant
evidence that playing aggressive video games expands hostile behavior. So far, these
results are explained mainly because of the results of priming existing apprehension
structures. The research detail here examined the part of repudiating humanness to
people in accounting for the result that playing a violent computer game has on hostile
behavior. In two experiments, we found that playing violent video games increased
dehumanization, which successively evoked aggressive behavior. Thus, it appears that
video-game-induced hostile behavior is triggered when victimizers discern the victim to
be less human.

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The video games district, an information technology-enabled assistance (ITES) industry,

has swiftly expanded over the last four decades growing at 13.3% annually. In the
Philippines, which is now one of the top destinations for ITES in the world, the number
of game developers is foretold to expand to 9,100 in 2022 from 4,300 in 2016. This
study will inspect the experiences and concerns of game developers in the conditions of
information technology-enabled assistance in the country, and the operation by which
they address these concerns, using the classic or Glaserian grounded theory method.
The results of the study can help game development organizations improve work
processes or working conditions, which in turn could lead to greater productivity and
quality, and schools in the outline and evolution of game-related programs and
curricula.

The study conducted by Weststar (2015) examined the workers who make video games
in a qualitative study. The study used a subordinate analysis of online sources to
display that video game developers can be understood as a distinctive social group or
occupational group. In another qualitative study, O’Donnell (2009) argues that the daily
activity of game development embodies the skills that are fundamental to creative
collaborative practice and that these capabilities represent aspects of critical thought.
Another qualitative study of Wu (2013) explores how programming education vary from
other game-related regulation, whether or not the present game education serves the
purpose of producing employable game programmers, and which types of the syllabus
are suitable for students who desire to work as game programmers. Simply this study
recommends education appropriate for game programmers. (Serrano & Sison 2018)

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This study examined the consequences of computer games on the school performance
of highschool students in Los Baños, Laguna, Philippines. Allowance, gender, coevals,
and year level positively affect student's decision to play while time spent on studying,
year level, previous grade, number of books, and time spent playing computer games
are established to be significant in affecting student's production. Results showed that
the probability of a computer gamer to fail is 39%, given the scholar has quite four
siblings, a previous grade of at the most 84, lesser teachers, lesser hours on studying,
living close by a computer shop, and waste more hours playing computer games.
Moreover, 60% of the students'everyday allowance is consumed by playing computer
games. (Cortes, Alcarde & Camacho 2012)

Foreign Studies

Presence has lately been recognized as a potentially major variable in video game
research which can influence the use and a selection of results of exposure, ranging
from entertainment to aggression (Tamborini & Skalski, in press; Peng & Lee, 2004).
Few studies, however, have examined the relationship between exposure to game
technology and existence. Tamborini et al. (2004) found that playing a game created a
powerful sense of existence than observing a game, 2 presumably because of the
inclusion of interactivity.

Skill may be a variable unique to video games and other interactive media which will
strongly impact how users answer these technologies, though it's received little attention
so far in the inquiry. Thus, the study also includes a created measure of skill as a
second experimental variable. Both depiction quality and skill are expected to connect
positively to existence.

(Bracken & Skalski 2005)

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The study conducted by Anderson & Dill (2000) Two studies examined violent video
game effects on aggression-related variables. Study 1 found that real-life aggressive
video gameplay was firmly related to aggressive behavior and delinquency. The
connection was powerful for individuals who are characteristically aggressive and for
men. Academic achievement was detrimental related to the overall quantity of time
consumed by playing video games. In Study 2, laboratory exposure to a
diagrammatically aggressive video game increased aggressive thoughts and behavior.
In both studies, the guy had a more hostile view of the world than did the lady. The
outcome from both studies is accordant with the General intuitive Aggression Model,
which foretell that exposure to violent video games will expand aggressive behavior in
both the short term (e.g., laboratory aggression) and the long term (e.g., delinquency).
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Research on video games has submitted accordant findings that aggressive video
games expand aggression and reduce prosocial behavior. However, these studies
typically examined single-player games. Of interest is that the result of cooperative play
during an aggressive computer game on subsequent cooperative or competitive
behavior. Contributor played Halo II (a first-person shooter game) cooperatively or
competitively then finished a modified prisoner's dilemma task to evaluate competitive
and cooperative behavior. Compared with the competitive play state, players within the
cooperative state occupied in additional tit-for-tat behaviors—a pattern of behavior that
typically precedes cooperative behavior. The social context of gameplay influenced
subsequent behavior quite the content of the sport that was played. (Ewoldsen et
al.,2012)

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The Study Conducted by Drummond & Sauer (2014) Video-gaming is common among
adolescents in industrialized countries, with prevalence rates above 75% [1]. Could this
ordinary pastime negatively impact adolescents' academic performance? The exciting,
fast-paced nature of the many videogames could conceivably compromise children's
ability to specialize in less attention-grabbing tasks (e.g., schoolwork). according to this
concept, increased video-gaming has been related to (a) higher rates of teacher-reports
of student attention problems [2] and (b) poorer sleep efficiency [3]. Attentional shortfall
and poor sleep could both plausibly diminish academic performance. Further, increased
time spent video-gaming can also reduce course time and, potentially, academic
performance [4].

Presently, evidence on whether video-gaming negatively affects academic achievement

is just too weak for causal claims [4]. Although some researchers have reported a
negative association between time consumed video-gaming and college students' GPA
[5], and secondary students' school grades [6], [7], others have found no connection
between video-gaming and faculty grades [8], [9], [10]. Despite this restricted empirical
support, the proposal that video-games may negatively influence academic
performance has received extensive media attention (for example, [11]-[14]). More
comprehensive scrutiny of the effect of video-gaming on academic performance is
required.
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According to Passmore & Holder (2014) Typical impressions regarding video games,
the consequences of playing video games, and of gamers themselves, are largely
negative. These impressions are oversimplified at the best, and easily wrong, at worst.
One reason for this negative impression is that the portrayal of gamers by the
mainstream media as lonely individuals who play video games secluded in their
basements (Gamespot, 2013). this is often a gross misportrayal. actually, most
computer game playing occurs within a social context—either with friends or family
within the same room, or interacting with other players via a variety of massively
multiplayer online (MMO) games (Entertainment Software Association [ESA], 2013).

Also contributing to the negative impressions surrounding gaming and gamers is that
the media is quick to make headlines out of tenuous links between tragic events and
computer game playing.

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At the extent of the negative influence of video games, we have the number of your time
allocated to the particular activity of gaming, which renders the aspect of balance or
imbalance of the activity. This aspect is going to be outlined in the study. Thus, we will
mention both the excessive use of video games and a few pathological problems in this
regard. Studies show that there are tendencies towards pathological manifestation
regarding video games. this is often shown by the disproportionality of the allocated
time and by a series of symptoms, like withdrawal, solitude, lack of control, also as
conflicts intra or interpersonal. the elemental difference between the pathological and
therefore the excessive gaming activity is given by the very fact that the primary type,
the pathological one, results in the manifestation of problematic behavior, whereas the
latter results in behavior with disproportionate valence [11]. (Calin et al.,2016)

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Different video games affect brain activity (Gentile, 2009) through playing person
Games reduces brain activity but playing puzzle games increases brain activity.
Douglas (July 2009) supports the brain age principle but does brain activity really
denote a rise in intelligence? The naval army funded study supports the connection
between video games and intelligence (Perez, 2010)
Among the matter study noted was the length of your time the maximum amount studies
often used longer playtime as a basis for brain effect; no study showed how a smaller
and incremental playtime affects actual academic performance. it's important to point
out that on a minimum of during a Philippine setting, Pinoys are gamers too and a
shorter and more direct determination may show a minimum of some perceived effects
of video gaming to the tutorial standing of a student. Perhaps all that point spent playing
Super Mario isn't in any case for naught and possibly that checking out “the princess is
in another castle” wasn't an exercise in futility but one that teaches patience? (Dublin
2014)

Local Studies

According to Domrique & Castillo (2018), students are learning unexpectedly, but
improper use of online games can also cause problems such as distractions in class.
Moreover, it is where the children's eyes are separated that their health and even social
life are unknowingly affected. Some studies in psychology have found that spending
more time on the web can adversely affect the ability to properly face-to-face with
stakeholders, including friends, peers, and parents.

Students learn unexpectedly, but improper use of online games can lead to problems
such as distractions in class. Moreover, it is where the children's eyes are separated
that their health and even social life are unknowingly affected. Some studies in
psychology have found that spending more time on the web can adversely affect the
ability to properly face-to-face with stakeholders, including friends, peers, and parents.