APA reaffirms stance on video games and violent behaviour | GamesIndustry.biz
American Psychological Association affirms link between violent games and aggression - Polygon
Violent video games trigger aggression - Gizbot News
Study finds that violent video games may be linked to aggressive behaviour | The Independent | The Independent
No 'Casual Link' Between Video Games and Violence, Says American Psychological Association
APA review confirms link between playing violent video games and aggression
Do Violent Video Games Make Kids More Violent? | Psychology Today
Virtual violence
Violent video games might not be bad for you – Massachusetts Daily Collegian
Experts Pick Apart APA Report on Video Game Violence – Comic Book Legal Defense Fund
Psychologists at odds over effects of video game violence | CBC Radio
APA Video Game Propaganda: Searching for Explanations for Youth Violence
The American Psychological Association warns that scientific evidence is insufficient for a theory that has a causal relationship between violent games and real violence - GIGAZINE
Apa Resolution: On Violent Video Games | PDF | Aggression | Violence
APA warns against linking violent video games to real-world violence | Ars Technica
APA review confirms link between playing violent video games and aggression
Pro and Con: Violent Video Games | Britannica
No evidence that violent video games are causing mass shootings
Violent video games trigger aggression in people - India Today
APA reaffirms position on violent video games and violent behavior
Violent Video Games and Aggression: The Connection Is Dubious, at Best – Association for Psychological Science – APS
APA study establishes violent games as "risk factor" for violent behaviour | GamesIndustry.biz
A look inside video games: Do they promote violence? - The Reflector
Studying the Effects of Playing Violent Video Games - The New York Times
APA Says Video Games Make You Violent, but Critics Cry Bias
Do Violent Video Games Trigger Aggression? - Scientific American
Are Video Games Really Making Us More Violent? | KQED
