Does avatar identification make unjustified video game violence more morally consequential?

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RT @jjigartua: Does avatar identification make unjustified video game violence more morally consequential?Media Psychology https://t.co/PAn…

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Does avatar identification make unjustified video game violence more morally consequential?Media Psychology https://t.co/PAnFEvKS0E

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(Academic paywall) In Skyrim, players felt guiltier when committing unjustified violence (vs. justified) The authors expected that having an avatar that looked the players (vs random reptilian) wold make the guilt worse - but it didn't. Why? (1/2) https

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