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04/01/2017
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By Earl Garcia
FAKE SCIENCE? Video game research says “end of the world” apocalyptic scenarios will see humans calmly helping others rather than panicking
The end of the world could mean chaos and catastrophe for many, but a new study based on video games concludes that people might do the exact opposite. Researchers examined more than 80,000 players of the role-playing game ArcheAge and found that despite some violent acts, most players leaned towards more positive behaviors towards the […]
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