My answer to this question is no. Why? Well, movies cannot have a stronger influence than video games in risk taking behavior because in movies, you see someone else doing the risk. In video games, you actually are put in the perspective of the person and you are given the decision of whether you take the risk. Because video games involve the person playing a lot more than movies do the viewer, I’d say that video games have a stronger influence than movies in risk taking behavior. Risk taking behavior in video games suppresses real-life risks that may result in dangerous consequences.
Your final answer: No, movies cannot have a stronger influence than video games in risk taking behavior.
