Question

Opinion: Playing violent videogames does not cause children to be violent.

Which of the following arguments is mostly likely to be convincing to someone who does believe violent video games cause violence in children?
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Studies have shown that violent video games may cause aggression, but not violence.
Violent video games are just easy to blame, instead of dealing with the actual causes of violence in the US.
While sales of violent video games have significantly increased, the amount of violent juvenile crime has significantly decreased.
Violent video game players know the difference between virtual violence and appropriate behavior in the real world.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

The argument that violent video game players know the difference between virtual violence and appropriate behavior in the real world is most likely to be convincing to someone who believes violent video games cause violence in children. This argument addresses the idea that individuals are able to differentiate between fantasy and reality, and that playing violent video games does not necessarily translate to violent behavior in real life.