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This document discusses the effects of violent video games on brain function and discusses what messages may be conveyed in music videos. It then addresses signs of abuse such as feeling afraid, angry, or out of control and recommends ways for potential victims to seek help including avoiding eye contact, staying at a safe distance, not walking alone, addressing problems rather than people, and being a role model. It advises not accepting responsibility for others' actions or circumstances while still holding people accountable.
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