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Are Violent Video Games To Blame?

By KSEE Sales
February 15, 2013 Updated Feb 15, 2013 at 1:19 PM PDT

On now to another topic that Dr. Wajda has actually discussed with us after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. In the aftermath we learned the shooter, Adam Lanza was obsessed with violent video games.

The vast majority of American parents, 9 in 10 say violence in video games is a problem. But can playing violent video games result in violent behavior? Reporter Chad Oliver took that question to the researchers who study people, patterns and the games being played.

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