So spending a considerable amount of time in an aggressive, violent situation on a daily basis, is going to improve our aggression skills. Dr. Casal says parents need to monitor the video games their children play, and set rules about which games are okay, and which are not. Video game playing introduces children to technology. Games can give practice in following directions. Some games provide practice in problem solving and logic.
Games can provide practice in use of fine motor and spatial skills.
Games can provide occasions for adult and child to play together. User is introduced to information technology. Therapeutic applications with patients. Games could foster social isolation, as they are often played alone. Practicing violent acts may contribute more to aggressive behavior than passive television watching.