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If you have a question regarding social media that you would like us to answer, please go to this web address: http://goo.gl/VF3S6J Click on the page and type your question. You may also write it on a notecard.

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Childrens Online Privacy Protection Act Instagram Twitter Snapchat

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www.esrb.org

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Ratings of Games

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"Our study suggests that playing certain types of violent video games may have different short-term effects on brain function than playing a nonviolent but exciting game," Dr. Mathews and colleagues randomly assigned 44 adolescents to play either a violent video game (Medal of Honor: Frontline) or a nonviolent video game (Need for Speed: Underground) for 30 minutes. The researchers then used an fMRI to study brain function during a series of tasks measuring inhibition and concentration Compared with the group that played the nonviolent game, the group that played the violent video game demonstrated less activity in the prefrontal portions of the brain, which are involved in concentration and self-control, and more activity in the amygdala, which is involved in emotional arousal. Functional MRI study of Prefrontal Brain- violent and non-violent game players

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Can look at watch history if you have an account (account is set up through your Google email) You can delete your watch history Have to be signed into the account to be able to create a watch list for you to review Put the safety mode on (scroll to bottom of screen) but need to do this for each browser

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commonsensemedia.org parentfurther.com

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