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I believe there may be some research that suggests some populations as more susceptible to short-term changes to aggression after playing video games, but I think the effect from games is likely overshadowed by social/political/economic factors. Additionally, if this is effect is true, it would be more beneficial to ask why this is the case? what power/social dynamics are causing different reactions across different populations? This seems like a more moral and productive avenue for research rather than focusing on video games themselves.

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Violent games might have certain effects on people but people's  personality, family backgrounds could also be other important factors that might leading physical aggressions in real life.

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my cousin yelled at his parents with bad words if they plug out the power when he was half way through a game, which appears to me somewhat scary to me

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my cousin yelled at his parents with bad words if they plug out the power when he was half way through a game, which appears to me somewhat scary to me

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Not necessarily violent behavior, but the way young people talk (aggressive language, cursing) as it's normal in certain streams/chats during video games

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on what kind of game people play, what are their playing habits, how long have they been playing, their age...

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I'm with the "it depends" group... sometimes yes, sometimes no.  Even yes, I don't think it is likely to be the only cause

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I punched a hole in the sheetrock wall when my dad made me turn off the Nintendo so he could take a nap in the basement. I was mad because I had never made it as far as I had in the video game and I never could again when I tried again later. Obviously, punching the wall is not a good thing!

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yes, it makes the presence of violence more acceptable

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yes, it makes the presence of violence more acceptable

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People can distinguish between a game and reality

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At least I personally haven't encountered the case where some people I have met and known were obviously violent and affected by the video game

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I'm thinking maybe under age children might be easily affected than adults.

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Children who are at a young age may be more susceptible.

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people with mental disorders might be more susceptible to violence

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three years ago, when I played PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS , which is a shooting game, and when I walked on the street and saw other people, somehow I got that really weird feeling that they were enemies in the game. I got very scared by this thought and quit playing since then.

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no, i disagree with that point that there's a gender difference, as suggested in one of our readings

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no, i disagree with that point that there's a gender difference, as suggested in one of our readings

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I have seen aggressive behavior from people who play video games. I say video games because I have seen aggressive behavior around both violent video games and seemingly non violent games. Most of the aggression I see from people who play games has to do with a competitive situation getting out of hand. I don't know if violent games exacerbate this problem.

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maybe ( I don't have story to prove but I think some people might be more susceptible than others)

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maybe ( I don't have story to prove but I think some people might be more susceptible than others)

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Sometimes. But violence in real life is a result of a combination of factors.

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Sometimes. But violence in real life is a result of a combination of factors.

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I will say people with some traits or characteristics (high ager level.etc) are more susceptible. 

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I will say people with some traits or characteristics (high ager level.etc) are more susceptible. 

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Ferguson really highlighted the importance of being careful with research and empirical studies. Making predictions is fine, but don't make conjectures as if they are facts!

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It may cause aggressive behaviors but I don't think violent content is the main reason.

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Maybe people who have no other access to media other than violent games? Because they are not exposed to other media that showcases a variety of experiences/people/norms, they may think the violence in the games is normal.

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Whether violent games lead to violence in real life really depeneds on players and different situations.

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I think even if studies show aggression after playing video games, I don't buy the idea that this aggression translates to real life behavior. Additionally, I'm not sure if this effect is unique to video games, but could apply to other games and sports.