Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Spring 5-11-2020
Abstract
64% of homes have at least one person who plays video games regularly (The ESA, 2018). With the continuously growing popularity of video games comes debate about the potential detriments that gaming may have on people’s health, particularly children. On the news, video games are often painted as unhealthy, claiming that gaming is addicting and leads people to become antisocial. The media also quickly points to the violent content of some video games as the cause for violent acts. Studies have been conducted to analyze negative effects of video games, such as violence or addiction, but fewer studies have researched potential benefits of playing video games. This study aimed to research the possible correlation between healthy emotion regulation and time spent playing video games.
Recommended Citation
Splendido, Charlotte J., "The Relationship Between Emotion Regulation and Video Games" (2020). Undergraduate Research. 26.
https://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/undergraduateresearch/26