Does horror movies and/or violent video games really make kids aggressive?

[Anonymous]

I've watched my first horror movie at the age of 7 and played a zombie and violent video games. I never once disrepected my family nor done crazy, violent BS.

If that were true then wouldn't everyone of us be out there attacking people and acting my psychos out there? A couple of my relatives had the same story too and none become aggressive.

Is that claim true or was the person messed up from the get-go and playing violent games just activated their dormant switch?

Yes, it makes you more aggressive

No, the person was already messed up before that

Updates

8 mo

As a kid, I already knew concepts of death, betrayal, infidelity, violence, etc and here I am... an average, normal person in college.

[jshm2]

Attending rallies and reading bullshit on the internet seems more in line.

None of the January 6th dipshits were movie or game aficionados

[inhua]

no it doesn't. if anything it gives them a place to channel their emotions through

[alice55]

It doesn't I play like 6 / 8 hours a days video games on a regular days and I never became violent (as a child I played more 12 hours a days and I even skipped school to play and it never made me aggressive). I was actually the more calm person around.

[Anonymous]

Nope. I don’t play violent video games but my little brother does and he’s the most gentle person I know.

[Asker]

This basically. I always felt that if that were enough to create psychos, then that person was clearly wrong in the brain from the start.

[Anonymous]

Video games make kids very lazy more than anything else.

[Asker]

Interesting. I was kind of lazy with my homeworks during my school years. I used to do my homeworks the day before, lol.

[OddBeMe]

No. They researched the hell out of it after columbine. Nothing.

[strateguy632]

only age 2