Article2007

The Influence of Competitive and Cooperative Group Game Play on State Hostility

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Bullying, Victimization, and Aggression Educational Games and Gamification Digital Games and Media

Abstract

Most research on violent video game play suggests a positive relationship with aggression-related outcomes. Expanding this research, the current study examines the impact group size, game motivation, in-game behavior, and verbal aggression have on postgame play hostility. Consistent with previous research, group size and verbal aggression both displayed a significant positive relationship with hostility. From these results, avenues for future research on anti- and prosocial outcomes from group gaming are offered.

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