No Link Between Violent Video Games, Movies & Gun Violence
January 30, 2013
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10:03Now PlayingNo Link Between Violent Video Games, Movies & Gun Violence
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as posted by the channel--Erica Scharrer, Professor of Communication at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst and expert on violence in media, joins David to explain that, regardless of what the NRA and other groups say, there is no actual link between consumption of violent video games/movies and real world violent acts, including gun violence.
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