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    The document presents the results of a study examining the relationship between time spent playing video games and levels of aggression. The study found no significant correlations between time spent playing and the dimensions of physical aggression, verbal aggression, anger, hostility, or overall aggression. It was hypothesized that time spent playing would correlate with aggression levels, but the results did not support this hypothesis.

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    Table 4

    Significant relationship between Level of Aggression in Dimension and Time Spent Played
    of the Respondents.

    Dimensions of Time Sig Decision Verbal Description


    Aggression Spent
    Playing

    Physical Aggression 0.240 .093 Accept Ho There is no significant


    relationship
    Verbal Aggression .159 .300 Accept Ho There is no significant
    relationship
    Anger .254 .075 Accept Ho There is no significant
    relationship
    Hostility .210 .144 Accept Ho There is no significant
    relationship
    Overall Aggression 0.238 0.096 Accept Ho There is no significant
    relationship

    It was hypothesized that the time spent playing and the dimension of aggression of the

    video game players would correlate significantly. Pearson Product-Moment Correlation

    coefficient r was calculated to determine the relationship between the time spent playing of the

    video game players (M = 2.100, SD = 1.035) and physical aggression of video game players (M =

    195.067, SD = 23.922), verbal aggression (M=14.480, SD=3.376), Anger (M=19.720, SD= 5.155).

    and Hostility (M=22.960, SD= 6.223). The correlation was not found significant at 0.238, p > 0.05.

    Hence, there is no significant relationship between the dimensions of aggression and time spent

    playing of the video game players.

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