The Effect of Video Game Playing Intensity and Social Dominance Orientation on Hostile Sexism
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Hasil penelitian tentang pengaruh intensitas bermain video game masih berkontradiksi. Dilakukan kembali penelitian pengaruh intensitas bermain dalam konteks Indonesia menggunakan regersi linear hierarkis. Hasil penelitian melihatkan bahwa intensitas bermain bukan prediktor kuat sementara Social Dominance Orientation (SDO) menjadi prediktor kuat. Penelitian ini dapat menunjukkan bahwa intensitas bermain memang tidak berpengaruh dan SDO menjadi prediktor lebih baik. Pengaruh gender individu dibahas pula dalam penelitian ini.
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