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: GamePolitics.comIowa State University Proud of its Anti-Game Researchers
By pete_gallagher
The research of Iowa State University psychology professors Craig Anderson (pictured, left) and Douglas Gentile (pictured, right), in addition to Rob West and ex-ISU professor Brad Bushman, makes up the bulk of the argument for the California side of Schwarzenegger vs. EMA in the amicus brief (PDF) filed by State Senator Leland Yee earlier this year.
Yee's brief referenced nine studies from the ISU researchers, while Anderson, Gentile and Bushman also helped in authoring the brief's Statement on Video Game Violence. Nevertheless, Gentile and Anderson, in an ISU press release trumpeting the pair's achievements, wanted to emphasize that while they contributed scientific 'evidence,' they do not necessarily endorse the California law.
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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on September 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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