Recent American Psychological Associaiton with some interesting reads

[shateredsoul]

The articles included in the June 2010 issue (vol. 14 num. 2)

Blazing Angels or Resident Evil? Can Violent video Games Be a Force for Good?
Vulnerability to Violent Video Game: A review and Integration of Personality Research
Video Games and Spatial Cognition
The "I's" Have It: A framework for Serious Education Game Design
Video Games in health Care: Closing the Gap
Videogames in Psychotherapy
Let the Games Begin: Civic Playing on High- Tech Consoles
A Motivational Model of Video Game Engagement
Virtual Real: A psychological Perspective on Massively Multiplayer Online Games
Children's Motivations for Video Game Play in the Context of Normal Development


I agree that sometimes psychologist try to overcomplicated some things (check out the tile of the last article), but should still be an interesting read

[ark_ader]

The mind doctors like to think they have us video gamers figured out.

And yet we continue to baffle them.   

[shateredsoul]

The mind doctors like to think they have us video gamers figured out.

And yet we continue to baffle them.   

Yup we do! ... wait, i've already said too much 

 so tell me, how does that make you feel?

[RayB]

I am reminded of this thing I saw recently on the Turner Classic Movies channel:



(sorry if it's off-topic)

[Malenko]

Blazing Angels or Resident Evil?

Blazing Angels fer dayz