From entertainment to hostility
The article discusses the transition of electronic games from a means of entertainment to a source of violence and aggressive behavior among children and adolescents, especially with the spread of violent games that include scenes of killing, theft, and assault. The study explains that excessive play of violent games is associated with increased aggressive behavior and can lead to psychological effects such as frustration and tension. It also highlights how such games reinforce patterns of violence and imitation among young people. Additionally, it points to parents' responsibility in monitoring content and gaming hours and calls for community awareness, increased cultural and sports alternatives, to protect the future of society from the adverse effects of these games.
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