暴力电子游戏的脱敏效应
The Desensitization Effect of Violent Video Games
摘要: 随着电子游戏的盛行，近二十年来，研究者开始关注暴力电子游戏的脱敏效应。大多数研究发现，长期或短期接触暴力电子游戏后可能会出现对暴力的脱敏，表现为生理唤醒降低，对暴力受害者的共情降低，亲暴力态度增强等等。一般攻击模型也提供了一个社会–认知框架来解释脱敏发生的过程。但是目前对暴力电子游戏脱敏效应的研究结果颇有争议，未来还有待于更深层次的研究。
Abstract: Researchers have focused on the desensitization effect of violent video games for nearly two decades with the popularity. Most research has found that long- or short-term exposure to violent video games may lead to desensitization to violence, with lower arousal, reduced empathy for victims of violence, stronger attitudes toward violence, and so on. General Aggression Model provides a social-cognitive framework for understanding the process that desensitization occurs. Actually, there has been much debate regarding the desensitization effect of violent video games, and more work is needed in the future.
文章引用：姚梦云, 高雪梅 (2019). 暴力电子游戏的脱敏效应. 心理学进展, 9(2), 286-292. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2019.92037

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