Do Video Games Lead to Mass Shootings? Researchers Say No. - The New York Times
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New Research Shows More People Blame Video Games on School Shootings by White Perpetrators | Villanova University
Violent Video Game Playing by Mass Shooters - The Violence Project
Kevin McCarthy says video games partly to blame for mass shootings
Do video games lead to violence? | CNN
Studying the Effects of Playing Violent Video Games - The New York Times
Video games and health: Sorting science from popular beliefs — Many believe games cause gun violence | The Nation's Health
Video Games, Gaming Disorder, and Violence: How Video Games Affect You
The connection between video games and mass shootings isn't just wrong—it's racist | MIT Technology Review
Were video games to blame for massacre?
The Argument That Violent Video Games Spur Mass Shootings Is Losing Steam - Bloomberg
Do Video Games Cause Violence: Fact or Fiction?
Analysis: Why it's time to stop blaming video games for real-world violence | PBS NewsHour
Do Video Games Inspire Violent Behavior? - Scientific American
The El Paso Shooting and Video Games as a Partisan Issue - The Atlantic
Chart: Are Video Games Really Related To Gun Deaths | Statista
Frontiers | Potential Adverse Effects of Violent Video Gaming: Interpersonal- Affective Traits Are Rather Impaired Than Disinhibition in Young Adults
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Why video games aren't causing America's gun problem, in one chart - Vox
School shootings: What we know about them, and what we can do to prevent them | Brookings
Playing action video games may be bad for your brain, study finds | CBC News
The connection between violent video games, racial bias and school shootings - ABC News
Do video games lead to violence? | CNN
Do violent video games really drive people to commit mass shootings?
Violent video games blamed more often for school shootings by White perpetrators
Violent video games' tie to physical aggression confirmed in study
