Cooperative video game play elicits pro-social behavior, research finds

Friday, May 8, 2015 - 12:30 in Psychology & Sociology

A new study examined aggressive behavior between subjects playing games cooperatively, competitively and by themselves. It seems playing video games cooperatively with others can lead to widespread benefits by making players think helpful behaviors are valuable and commonplace.

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