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New York Times. Video games aren't addictive. Link
Rolling Stone. Blaming video games for school shootings is misguided, dangerous. Link
NPR. Walmart bans violent imagery, but not gun sales. Link
Newsweek. Mass shootings more likely to be blamed when the perpetrator is white. Link
The Washington Post. No, there's no link between video games and violence. Link
LA Times. No link between video games and violence, studies have shown. Link
MIT Technology Review. The connection between video games and mass shootings isn't just wrong. Link
CNBC. No evidence that violent games are causing mass shootings, despite politicians claims. Link
ABC News. The connection between violent video games, racial bias, and school shootings. Link
Yahoo! Finance. There's no evidence to back up Trump's claim that video games cause mass shootings. Link
The Washington Post. What Parkland parents think of a new video game the lets people shoot up a school. Link
Philadelphia Inquirer. Blaming social media for youth suicide trends is misguided and dangerous. Link
NBC News. These robots were built to be punched, stabbed, and cursed. Link
Ars Tecnica. For teens, digital technology is good. Or bad. Or maybe neutral? Link
Philadelphia Inquirer. New bill targeting video games won't reduce violence. Link
Ars Technica. What do you actually know about the risks of screen time and digital media? Link
USA Today. Video games make kids violent? Trump thinks they could. Link
The Washington Post. If video games spur gun violence, it's only in the United States. Link
US News and World Report. More evidence video games may trigger aggression in kids. Link
Philadelphia Inquirer. Could a tax on video games help prevent school shootings? Link.
WHYY. Pa. weighs plan to tax violent video games to fund school security. Link
The Verge. The problem with studies saying phones are bad for you. Link
US News and World Report. Movie violence doesn't make kids violent, study says. Link
Psychology Today. The over-hyped data on video games and aggression. Link
SPSP: Character and Context. Race, violent video games, and the Grand Theft Fallacy. Link
Buzzfeed. Trump says video games cause violence, but research shows they actually do the opposite. Link
Washington Examiner. Please stop resurrecting the moral panic over video games and school shootings. Link
New York Magazine. Trump thinks we need some kind of 'rating system' for movies. Link
Huffington Post: How Bad Journalism Promotes Moral Panic About Media Violence: The Example of The Lancet. Link
Forbes. Three reasons why it's silly to say that VR games help train mass shooters. Link
New York Magazine. Trump thinks we need some kind of 'rating system' for movies. Link
Yahoo Finance. Despite Trumps meeting, video games and violence still don't add up. Link
US News and World Report. Don't fall for the 'Grand Theft Fallacy' Link
PBS. After compulsively watching teenage girls lands in rehab for 'digital addiction' Link
Healthy Day. A Man's Health May Rely on Health of His Marriage. Link
The Guardian. 'As addictive as gardening': How dangerous are video games? Link
Building Boys. How the war on violent video games is hurting your son. Link
Daily Mail. Countries that play more violent video games have fewer murders. Link
QZ. Two studies suggesting a link between violent video games and real-life behavior have been retracted. Link
Geek Parenting. Gaming and childhood development: The foggy link. Link
Huffington Post. How will video games fare in the age of Trump? Link
Elite Daily. You Won't be Nice to Your Partner if You Think They're Uglier Than You, Science Says. Link
Ploygon. The flawed report that made erroneous claims about violent video games. Link
Fox News. Controversial game gun study gets retracted. Link
Kotaku. Another day, another alarmist warning against violent video games. Link
Daily Mail. Who's to blame teenagers for having sex? Link
Science Daily. Media not the scapegoat when it comes to teen sex. Link
Observer. Stop freaking out about violence in video games. Link
Gawker. Is Hollywood sugarcoating of violence a good or bad thing for moviegoers? Link
Quartz. Your sexuality has seasons. Link
MTV. Lies presidential candidates told this week: Guns don’t kill people, absent dads do. Link
Prevention. 8 things you need to know about dating after divorce. Link
Bustle. How to help a partner with low self-esteem in six creative ways. Link
Health Day. Single and happy? Your view on relationships may be key. Link
Philadelphia Magazine. Having a thin boyfriend may lead to eating disorders. Link
US News and World Report. Study: Video games don't trigger aggression in adults with autism. Link
Huffington Post. PG-13 rated movies, societal violence, and the "yes I said it / no I didn't game" Link
The Globe and Mail. Men, elections, porn, the Super Bowl: The lasting effects of testosterone. Link
ABC News. Before confession, suspect in Patz killing confided in many. Link
Time. Sex and the Super Bowl. Link
The Sydney Morning Herald. New Year resolutions and the ‘fresh start effect’ Link
Today Show. Put down the phone! How to break your kids free of technology on Thanksgiving. Link
New York Times. Blame the princess: Chasing the fairy-tale wedding. Link
Philadelphia Inquirer. Cuffing season, for serious coupling. Link
GameSpot. Violent video games don't lead to increases in violent crime, study finds. Link
Polygon. Do violent video games actually reduce real world crime? Link.
US News and World Report. Video Games Come of Age as a Spectator Sport. Link.
Gamasutra. Video games and gun violence: A year after Sandy Hook. Link.
US News and World Report. Kids who see movie violence also see smoking, drinking, sex: Study. Link.
Health Day. Gun violence in PG-13 movies has tripled since 1985. Link.
Take Part. Mental health in schools. Link.
New York Times. An annual diet craze is risky. Link. Link (pdf).
U.S. News and World Report. Sex matters: You think I’m fat don’t you? Link.
Time. The strange link between winning elections and pornography. Link.
U.S. News and World Report. Romance in a box? Company offers genetic love matches. Link
The Washington Post. Single, free, but not so healthy. Link
New York Times. Dieting is a short lived New Year's resolution. Link
Wall Street Journal. Inside the brains of Bieber fans. Link
Time. How do I love thee? Let me Tweet away. Link
The Economist. Politics and Pornography. Link
LA Times. Elections sway porn demand. Link
ABC News. Violent video games harmless for most kids: Studies. Link
New York Times (David Brooks’ Blog). The thrill of victory. Link
The Big Issue. Is there a hero gene? Link
Fox News. Certain personality types more likely to be promiscuous. Link
CBS News. Call of Duty shatters video game sale records. Link
Huffington Post. Love and lust are seasonal, Google study finds. Link.
NBC News. American show more interest in sex during the study, study says. Link.
London Mail. People watch more porn in winter and early summer. Link.
Live Science. Teens and video games: How much is too much? Link.
Philadelphia Inquirer. Goal posters. Link.
CBS Philly. Doctors: Getting hitched is good for your health. Link
ABC News. Too real means too creepy in Disney animation. Link
The Atlantic. Republican porn clicking to skyrocket after elections. Link
Business Week. Games do cause violent behavior (but not much). Link.
The Christian Science Monitor. Was Adam Lanza an Anders Breivik copycay? Link.
Electronic Gaming Monthly. Off Target. Link.
PC World. Relax, Wii motion controls don't foster violence. Link.
MSNBC. Porn surge found in states that help elect president. Link.
The Huffington Post. Call of Duty blasts last years sales records. Link.
Live Science. Teens and video games: How much is too much?. Link.
The Toronto Star. When leaves fall. . . . So do our sex drives. Link.
Orange County Register. TV offers mental therapy as entertainment. Link.
Villanova Magazine. Psychologist served on task force on violent video games. Link. (page 55)
Live Science. Teens view reality TV as "inspirational." Link.
MSNBC. Violent video games harmless for most kids. Link.
Ars Technica. Study shows complicated interplay between anger, aggression, and gaming. Link
The Christian Science Monitor. Royal wedding: Women see romance, men see history. Link
The Sun. The have-a-go hero in all of us. Link.
Next Generation. Video games cause violence: But not much. Link.
Escapist Magazine. New study: Most teens are unaffected by violent video games. Link.
Wired News. Study: Wii controls don't make you violent. Link.
Next Generation. The year in politics. Link.
Hollywood Reporter. Violent video games have benefits, says studies. Link.
National Post. New study finds link between pornography and victory. Link.
1UP. Study says Wii controls don't contribute to aggression. Link.
BBC1. Doctor claims video games don’t lead to violence. Link.
San Jose Mercury News. The violent games that shooters play. Link
CNBC. Genetic love match? Dating sites try DNA testing. Link
U.S. News and World Report, Never married, over 40, well-adjusted. Link
The Catholic Review. Violent video games and their effects on players. Link
MSNBC. Who's sleeping around? Scientists can tell. Link
Los Angeles Times. Can you find your mate by DNA testing? Link
Examiner. The warm harlot study: A surprising study on promiscuous people. Link
The New Zealand Herald. Breaking up is hard to view. Link
The Patriot News. More and more couples finding connections online. Link
Newsday. Genetic love matches go check swab to check swab. Link
The Sydney Morning Herald. Cosmetic surgery becomes a reality for young viewers. Link
Men's Health. Her sexual temperature. Link
Blueprints. Villanova university professor's research yields fascinating results in romantic relationships. (link coming soon).
New Jersey Star Ledger. She thinks he thinks she’s too fat. Read their report. Link.
Psychology Today. Promiscuity: Spread the Love. Link.
Game Spot. Video games "mostly" harmless. Link.
New York Daily News. Even skinny women found to have weighty fixations. Link.
The Times Picayune. Couples don’t see eye to eye on image. Link.
Washington Examiner. A double helix made in heaven? Matchmaking companies tout benefits of gene tests. Link
Match.com. Decode your dates sexual past. Link.
Academics. Sustaining a Culture of Faculty Research Mentorship: The Importance of Making a Good First Impression. Link (pages 16-18).
Netscape: Love and Personals. How to tell who is sleeping around. Link.
Society of Interpersonal Theory and Research Newsletter. Complementarity, college roommates, and reality television. Link.
Poughkeepsie Journal. Being married can be good for men's health. Link.
The Indianapolis Star. Wedded bliss good for your health?
Montgomery Advertiser. Research: Married life a healthy choice. Link
LiveScience. Who sleeps around? Scientists know. Link
US News and World Report. Op-ed: In defense of violent video games. Link
TechNews. Video Games and Violence, Part 1: Risky Business. Link
AP. Have Aurora, Newtown affected screen violence? Link.
Yahoo! News. Mobile Gaming: How much is too much for kids? Link.
Christian Science Monitor. 12-year-olds stabbing case: a Slender Man horror story. Link.
Polygon. HBO documentary examines addiction, ethics, of game design in the shadow of child’s death. Link.
CBSPhilly. Psychology professor explains the bystander effect. Link.
New York Times. Video games aren't addictive. Link
Rolling Stone. Blaming video games for school shootings is misguided, dangerous. Link
NPR. Walmart bans violent imagery, but not gun sales. Link
Newsweek. Mass shootings more likely to be blamed when the perpetrator is white. Link
The Washington Post. No, there's no link between video games and violence. Link
LA Times. No link between video games and violence, studies have shown. Link
MIT Technology Review. The connection between video games and mass shootings isn't just wrong. Link
CNBC. No evidence that violent games are causing mass shootings, despite politicians claims. Link
ABC News. The connection between violent video games, racial bias, and school shootings. Link
Yahoo! Finance. There's no evidence to back up Trump's claim that video games cause mass shootings. Link
The Washington Post. What Parkland parents think of a new video game the lets people shoot up a school. Link
Philadelphia Inquirer. Blaming social media for youth suicide trends is misguided and dangerous. Link
NBC News. These robots were built to be punched, stabbed, and cursed. Link
Ars Tecnica. For teens, digital technology is good. Or bad. Or maybe neutral? Link
Philadelphia Inquirer. New bill targeting video games won't reduce violence. Link
Ars Technica. What do you actually know about the risks of screen time and digital media? Link
USA Today. Video games make kids violent? Trump thinks they could. Link
The Washington Post. If video games spur gun violence, it's only in the United States. Link
US News and World Report. More evidence video games may trigger aggression in kids. Link
Philadelphia Inquirer. Could a tax on video games help prevent school shootings? Link.
WHYY. Pa. weighs plan to tax violent video games to fund school security. Link
The Verge. The problem with studies saying phones are bad for you. Link
US News and World Report. Movie violence doesn't make kids violent, study says. Link
Psychology Today. The over-hyped data on video games and aggression. Link
SPSP: Character and Context. Race, violent video games, and the Grand Theft Fallacy. Link
Buzzfeed. Trump says video games cause violence, but research shows they actually do the opposite. Link
Washington Examiner. Please stop resurrecting the moral panic over video games and school shootings. Link
New York Magazine. Trump thinks we need some kind of 'rating system' for movies. Link
Huffington Post: How Bad Journalism Promotes Moral Panic About Media Violence: The Example of The Lancet. Link
Forbes. Three reasons why it's silly to say that VR games help train mass shooters. Link
New York Magazine. Trump thinks we need some kind of 'rating system' for movies. Link
Yahoo Finance. Despite Trumps meeting, video games and violence still don't add up. Link
US News and World Report. Don't fall for the 'Grand Theft Fallacy' Link
PBS. After compulsively watching teenage girls lands in rehab for 'digital addiction' Link
Healthy Day. A Man's Health May Rely on Health of His Marriage. Link
The Guardian. 'As addictive as gardening': How dangerous are video games? Link
Building Boys. How the war on violent video games is hurting your son. Link
Daily Mail. Countries that play more violent video games have fewer murders. Link
QZ. Two studies suggesting a link between violent video games and real-life behavior have been retracted. Link
Geek Parenting. Gaming and childhood development: The foggy link. Link
Huffington Post. How will video games fare in the age of Trump? Link
Elite Daily. You Won't be Nice to Your Partner if You Think They're Uglier Than You, Science Says. Link
Ploygon. The flawed report that made erroneous claims about violent video games. Link
Fox News. Controversial game gun study gets retracted. Link
Kotaku. Another day, another alarmist warning against violent video games. Link
Daily Mail. Who's to blame teenagers for having sex? Link
Science Daily. Media not the scapegoat when it comes to teen sex. Link
Observer. Stop freaking out about violence in video games. Link
Gawker. Is Hollywood sugarcoating of violence a good or bad thing for moviegoers? Link
Quartz. Your sexuality has seasons. Link
MTV. Lies presidential candidates told this week: Guns don’t kill people, absent dads do. Link
Prevention. 8 things you need to know about dating after divorce. Link
Bustle. How to help a partner with low self-esteem in six creative ways. Link
Health Day. Single and happy? Your view on relationships may be key. Link
Philadelphia Magazine. Having a thin boyfriend may lead to eating disorders. Link
US News and World Report. Study: Video games don't trigger aggression in adults with autism. Link
Huffington Post. PG-13 rated movies, societal violence, and the "yes I said it / no I didn't game" Link
The Globe and Mail. Men, elections, porn, the Super Bowl: The lasting effects of testosterone. Link
ABC News. Before confession, suspect in Patz killing confided in many. Link
Time. Sex and the Super Bowl. Link
The Sydney Morning Herald. New Year resolutions and the ‘fresh start effect’ Link
Today Show. Put down the phone! How to break your kids free of technology on Thanksgiving. Link
New York Times. Blame the princess: Chasing the fairy-tale wedding. Link
Philadelphia Inquirer. Cuffing season, for serious coupling. Link
GameSpot. Violent video games don't lead to increases in violent crime, study finds. Link
Polygon. Do violent video games actually reduce real world crime? Link.
US News and World Report. Video Games Come of Age as a Spectator Sport. Link.
Gamasutra. Video games and gun violence: A year after Sandy Hook. Link.
US News and World Report. Kids who see movie violence also see smoking, drinking, sex: Study. Link.
Health Day. Gun violence in PG-13 movies has tripled since 1985. Link.
Take Part. Mental health in schools. Link.
New York Times. An annual diet craze is risky. Link. Link (pdf).
U.S. News and World Report. Sex matters: You think I’m fat don’t you? Link.
Time. The strange link between winning elections and pornography. Link.
U.S. News and World Report. Romance in a box? Company offers genetic love matches. Link
The Washington Post. Single, free, but not so healthy. Link
New York Times. Dieting is a short lived New Year's resolution. Link
Wall Street Journal. Inside the brains of Bieber fans. Link
Time. How do I love thee? Let me Tweet away. Link
The Economist. Politics and Pornography. Link
LA Times. Elections sway porn demand. Link
ABC News. Violent video games harmless for most kids: Studies. Link
New York Times (David Brooks’ Blog). The thrill of victory. Link
The Big Issue. Is there a hero gene? Link
Fox News. Certain personality types more likely to be promiscuous. Link
CBS News. Call of Duty shatters video game sale records. Link
Huffington Post. Love and lust are seasonal, Google study finds. Link.
NBC News. American show more interest in sex during the study, study says. Link.
London Mail. People watch more porn in winter and early summer. Link.
Live Science. Teens and video games: How much is too much? Link.
Philadelphia Inquirer. Goal posters. Link.
CBS Philly. Doctors: Getting hitched is good for your health. Link
ABC News. Too real means too creepy in Disney animation. Link
The Atlantic. Republican porn clicking to skyrocket after elections. Link
Business Week. Games do cause violent behavior (but not much). Link.
The Christian Science Monitor. Was Adam Lanza an Anders Breivik copycay? Link.
Electronic Gaming Monthly. Off Target. Link.
PC World. Relax, Wii motion controls don't foster violence. Link.
MSNBC. Porn surge found in states that help elect president. Link.
The Huffington Post. Call of Duty blasts last years sales records. Link.
Live Science. Teens and video games: How much is too much?. Link.
The Toronto Star. When leaves fall. . . . So do our sex drives. Link.
Orange County Register. TV offers mental therapy as entertainment. Link.
Villanova Magazine. Psychologist served on task force on violent video games. Link. (page 55)
Live Science. Teens view reality TV as "inspirational." Link.
MSNBC. Violent video games harmless for most kids. Link.
Ars Technica. Study shows complicated interplay between anger, aggression, and gaming. Link
The Christian Science Monitor. Royal wedding: Women see romance, men see history. Link
The Sun. The have-a-go hero in all of us. Link.
Next Generation. Video games cause violence: But not much. Link.
Escapist Magazine. New study: Most teens are unaffected by violent video games. Link.
Wired News. Study: Wii controls don't make you violent. Link.
Next Generation. The year in politics. Link.
Hollywood Reporter. Violent video games have benefits, says studies. Link.
National Post. New study finds link between pornography and victory. Link.
1UP. Study says Wii controls don't contribute to aggression. Link.
BBC1. Doctor claims video games don’t lead to violence. Link.
San Jose Mercury News. The violent games that shooters play. Link
CNBC. Genetic love match? Dating sites try DNA testing. Link
U.S. News and World Report, Never married, over 40, well-adjusted. Link
The Catholic Review. Violent video games and their effects on players. Link
MSNBC. Who's sleeping around? Scientists can tell. Link
Los Angeles Times. Can you find your mate by DNA testing? Link
Examiner. The warm harlot study: A surprising study on promiscuous people. Link
The New Zealand Herald. Breaking up is hard to view. Link
The Patriot News. More and more couples finding connections online. Link
Newsday. Genetic love matches go check swab to check swab. Link
The Sydney Morning Herald. Cosmetic surgery becomes a reality for young viewers. Link
Men's Health. Her sexual temperature. Link
Blueprints. Villanova university professor's research yields fascinating results in romantic relationships. (link coming soon).
New Jersey Star Ledger. She thinks he thinks she’s too fat. Read their report. Link.
Psychology Today. Promiscuity: Spread the Love. Link.
Game Spot. Video games "mostly" harmless. Link.
New York Daily News. Even skinny women found to have weighty fixations. Link.
The Times Picayune. Couples don’t see eye to eye on image. Link.
Washington Examiner. A double helix made in heaven? Matchmaking companies tout benefits of gene tests. Link
Match.com. Decode your dates sexual past. Link.
Academics. Sustaining a Culture of Faculty Research Mentorship: The Importance of Making a Good First Impression. Link (pages 16-18).
Netscape: Love and Personals. How to tell who is sleeping around. Link.
Society of Interpersonal Theory and Research Newsletter. Complementarity, college roommates, and reality television. Link.
Poughkeepsie Journal. Being married can be good for men's health. Link.
The Indianapolis Star. Wedded bliss good for your health?
Montgomery Advertiser. Research: Married life a healthy choice. Link
LiveScience. Who sleeps around? Scientists know. Link
US News and World Report. Op-ed: In defense of violent video games. Link
TechNews. Video Games and Violence, Part 1: Risky Business. Link
AP. Have Aurora, Newtown affected screen violence? Link.
Yahoo! News. Mobile Gaming: How much is too much for kids? Link.
Christian Science Monitor. 12-year-olds stabbing case: a Slender Man horror story. Link.
Polygon. HBO documentary examines addiction, ethics, of game design in the shadow of child’s death. Link.
CBSPhilly. Psychology professor explains the bystander effect. Link.
