Where do i find the 10 digit code for the Oxford study thing?

Azrael that was not the study, the one the BBC refers to was the Half Life 2 study that involved a modified version of the game, it was modified to have the violence removed and poor controls added, this was not explained to the people playing the game,
they used an un-modified game as a control.

This was a study by OXFORD UNIVERSITY in conjunction with Rochester University.

Maybe you will get lucky on your third attempt at trolling me...

For the record, I was not the auther of the report, it was a study by the world famous Oxford University in conjunction with an American University called Rochester, it was published by a very respectable media outlet, the BBC aswell as many others.

The study did not link games to violence, it linked poor game mechanics/controls with raised aggression levels in some people.

I posted it in a rumours thread.

I never said I believe games cause violence.

Instead of speculating without evidence, let's take a look at what the experts have to say:

https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.171474

Courtesy of the Oxford Internet Institute and the University of Oxford, this new study was published in Royal Society Open Science and is being touted as being one of the most comprehensive studies on the subject to date. That is because this study used
a combination of subjective and objective data to measure teen aggression and violence in games. Compared to previous research on the subject, which relied on self-reported data from teenagers, this study used information from parents and carers to judge the
level of aggressive behavior in their children.

What’s more, the content of the video games was classified using the official PEGI and ESRB rating systems, rather than just the player’s perceptions of the amount of violence in the game. If you're curious about the sampling, as you should be, then it comprised
of British 14 to 15-year olds and an equal number of parents or carers, totaling 2,008 subjects in all.

The result of this thorough approach showed that there was no link between violent video games and teenage aggression

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