Technology (A Special Report); The Journal Report Online
RECOMMENDED READING</br></br>SINCE THE dawn of the digital era, parents have been wondering if videogames are good for their kids. Now the question is becoming ever more urgent as games evolve to look and sound scarily realistic.</br></br>To get a handle on the issue, we turned to Craig Anderson, a distinguished professor of psychology at Iowa State University and co- author of "Violent Video Game Effects on Children and Adolescents: Theory, Research, and Public Policy."</br></br>Here are some of Mr. Anderson's picks for resources about videogames and their effect on children -- and his comments on each.</br></br>-- Emily Meehan