Jake Cannon

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This is a student-driven psychology project. The information provided is for general information purposes only. The information mentioned is not intended to be used as professional or medical advice.

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@Impartial_Truth @ello_luv2323 @jenniesweetcush Bloomberg should read this article that took me 5 seconds to find on google. #SML2020
https://t.co/PawTtdjGcP

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@jenniesweetcush According to this article, it doesn't seem like the American public knows what socialism is. And the GOP telling them one thing and the Dems telling them another doesn't appear to be helping. #SML2020
https://t.co/PmspBGGleQ

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@jenniesweetcush The GOP is tying the Dems to socialism, and says that taking a chance on the Democratic candidates, especially Bernie, is a risk.

https://t.co/9KBNIsblrA

[Republicans @Republicans]

“People are very happy with what's going on and when you look at what, not just Bernie Sanders, but the Democrat party as a whole is offering with these socialist policy proposals, there is severe risk in taking a chance on today's Democrat party.” -@CMSmedile

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@jenniesweetcush The GOP clearly wants to influence the Democratic nominations. One strategy they are using is focusing on the cons of socialism, specifically in Venezuela.

https://t.co/wMyib0licd

[John Pence @jepence]

ICYMI @BernieSanders

*socialism* is the destructive force in #Venezuela causing 1 in 3 people to live in hunger right now.

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@jenniesweetcush I think Biden or Buttigieg have the potential to pass up Bernie. I wonder if this report gets enough attention, could it hurt Bernie in a significant way? Or is it just chatter?

https://t.co/4nK0P6xaoN

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Cuban exiles and Democrats in Florida reacted angrily to comments about Fidel Castro that Bernie Sanders made in a "60 Minutes" interview. He said he opposed the regime's "authoritarian nature," but added that "it’s unfair to simply say everything is bad." https://t.co/XJeo4VyZ9w

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@jenniesweetcush I think it will increase his chances at becoming nominated, but I think it's way too early for anything to be clear yet. #SML2020

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@jenniesweetcush Here #SML2020

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@jenniesweetcush #SML2020

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This is a student-driven psychology project. The information provided is for general information purposes only. The information mentioned is not intended to be used as professional or medical advice.

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In this article, researchers Isabela Granic, Adam Lobel, and Rutger C. M. E. Engels discuss video games and their potential psychological benefits. These benefits include cognitive, motivational, emotional, and social benefits.

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Granic, Isabela, Lobel, Adam and Engels, Rutger C.M.E. (2014). The Benefits of Playing Video Games. American Psychologist,69 (1), 66-78.

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He also delves into how the emotional impact of video games can affect people in real-life scenarios.
[Gameranx]. (28 August 2016). How Do Video Games Have An Emotional Impact On Us? Retrieved from https://t.co/c5ck5zlDTH

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In this video, Falcon discusses how video games can impact players emotionally through story, characters and their level of relatability. Falcon argues that video games are an art form and the way they elicit emotions is different because they require player interaction.

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https://t.co/qZ1uNAhM7G

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In this podcast Dr. Jamie Madigan discusses how all types of video games can potentially help lower a person's stress level. Video games can serve as an escape from reality and give a person a sense of control in an immersive environment.

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Madigan, Jamie. (Owner). (2016, March 14). Stress, Games and Recovery [Audio Podcast]
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Madigan, Jamie. (Owner). (2019, July 14). Empathy in Video Games [Audio Podcast] Retrieved from https://t.co/hwKuW30UYU

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In this podcast Dr. Jamie Madigan and his guest Dr. Kelli Dunlap discuss empathy in video games, its emotional impact on players, and the do's and don'ts of representing mental health in video games. Empathy is the ability to understand and share the emotions of other people.

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It is important for game designers to be aware of how they use empathy in their games. As the two discuss, using empathy in without proper thought or research can lead to players experiencing "undue distress."