Follow-up to Activity 2
Answer the following questions before next class.
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Do you ever play video games on a computer, TV, game console, or portable device like a cell phone? *
Some people use the term “gamer” to describe themselves as a fan of gaming or a frequent game-player. Do you think the term “gamer” describes you well, or not? *
For each of the following statements about video games, please select the response below if you think it’s generally true for MOST games, true for some games but not others, generally NOT true for most games, or if you are not sure.                                                                                                                                 "Video games... *
TRUE FOR MOST GAMES
TRUE FOR SOME BUT NOT OTHERS
NOT TRUE FOR MOST GAMES
NOT SURE
develop problem solving and strategic thinking skills.
are a waste of time.
promote teamwork and communication.
portray minority groups poorly.
are a better form of entertainment than watching TV.
portray women poorly.
Please tell me if you agree or disagree with the following statement. *
AGREE
DISAGREE
DON’T KNOW
People who play violent video games are more likely to be violent themselves
Gotterbarn and Moor (2009) argued that at least some video games should be produced to promote realistic ethical reflection and action. They offer an ethical framework of Just Consequentialism to allow for realistic ethical decision-making and embedded ethical content for game designers to add in order to create more interesting, ethical, and dynamic action video games.  As a future technology creator, what is your position on this argument that video game creators should embed more ethical decision-making and rewards for ethical behaviors into their game experiences? It is now + 10 years after this article was written, so have you encountered video games where you were required to consider the ethics of your behavior and what were the rewards or consequences for this type of decision making? Did those ethical decisions align with the article's brief description of Just Consequentialism? Why or Why not? *
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