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A Meta-analysis, John Sherry, Human Communication Research, 2001 Jul;
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Negative Correlates of Computer Game Play in Adolescents, John Colwell et al, British-Journal-of-Psychology. 2000 Aug; Vol. 91(3): 295-310
The Psychological Effects of Media Violence on Children and Adolescents, Joanne Cantor, symposium proceedings, Colloquium on Television and Violence in Society, Montreal, Canada, Apr. 19, 2002.
Television Viewing and Aggressive Behavior During Adolescence and Adulthood, Jeffrey G. Johnson et al, Science, March 26, 2002, pp. 2468 ff.
Television and Violence: The Scale of the Problem and Where to Go from Here, JAMA; Chicago; Jun 10, 1992; Brandon Centerwall.
Violent Video Games and Aggression: A Review of the Literature, Mark Griffiths, Aggression-and-Violent-Behavior. 1999 Sum; Vol. 4(2): 203-212.
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