Do violent video games contribute to violent behavior?

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    12/14/2006 9:19:44 PM

    issue revision:

    per comments
    Do violent video games cause violent behavior?
    Yes
    No

    12/4/2006 6:11:43 PM

    i agree with jacki, I'd try,

    Do violent video games contribute to violent behavior?

    12/4/2006 6:09:46 PM

    issue revision:

    separated video games into two words.
    Do violent video games cause violent behavior?
    Yes
    No

    12/4/2006 6:08:48 PM

    This issue moved from another topic. The original issue can be found here

    12/4/2006 6:06:42 PM

    I would vote to promote because this is a frequently asked question.  Wording is okay.

    11/30/2006 1:11:22 PM

    We should get something up here.  

    -Do violent video games contribute to violent behavior?



    4/28/2006 4:26:17 PM

    try "contribute"  indicates many causes.

    1/30/2006 8:21:54 AM

    Promote = cause, in many legal standpoints.  Cause, in general usage, is too close a linkage (e.g., I played Doom3 for 18 hours straight one time - and I didn't go postal on anybody...so they don't cause nuthin')

    1/13/2006 7:42:22 PM

    I would say "promote" rather than cause, and 'video games' is two words. Also, should sex in video games be part of this issue as well (a la 'Hot Coffee')?