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Behavior / Psychology / Violence in video games / Dispute resolution / Criminology / Behavioural sciences / Influence of mass media / Research on the effects of violence in mass media / Crime / Video game controversies / Aggression / Violence
Date: 2010-06-23 15:38:13
Behavior
Psychology
Violence in video games
Dispute resolution
Criminology
Behavioural sciences
Influence of mass media
Research on the effects of violence in mass media
Crime
Video game controversies
Aggression
Violence

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