Answer:
The correct answer is A)
Explanation:
In a study that tried to elicit the correlation between Violence in Video Games and Violence in real behavior, Joseph Hilgard and 4 of his colleagues carried out an experiment involving 275 males (all undergraduates) using a specific type of gaming whose violence levels could be adjusted from hard to easy or very violent to mildly violent.
Students were randomly assigned to play the game. No one person played both categories.
After the game, the students were incited by confederates and were allowed in such as way that they were allowed to express themselves violently or otherwise.
Joseph and his team came to the realization that their research didn't extablish a relationship between playing a violent game and being violent in real life.
One of the limitations of the research that were cited as a possible reason for enervated the researchers from reaching a very boisterous conclusion is that brief exposure under a controlled environment may not be sufficient to trigger violent behavior in the test subjects.
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