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Grimm, Jürgen

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“…Hace aproximadamente 25 años que se consideró que había una motivación clara por el uso de los IBMs en biología por su habilidad en simular variables intrapoblacionales o interpoblacionales, ciclos de vida completos, adaptaciones del comportamiento del individuo a condiciones internas o externas (medioambientales) cambiantes, a la vez que por su capacidad para explorar vínculos o conexiones entre comportamientos individuales con el comportamiento global observado en una población (Grimm, 1999;Grimm & Raisback, 2005). Los primeros IBMs fueron formulados y utilizados para estudiar la dinámica de los bosques y las comunidades de peces, pero actualmente susámbitos de aplicación son muy diversos.…”

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Modelización de crecimientos microbianos en medios heterogéneos y de movilidad reducida

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Gisbert

2016

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Modelización de crecimientos microbianos en medios heterogéneos y de movilidad reducida

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Violence as Media Content, Effects of

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Zipfel²

2008

The International Encyclopedia of Communication

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Discussion of the harmful effects of media violence is as old as the media themselves. There is no medium that has not been suspected of stimulating real‐world aggression. Spectacular violent acts such as those in Littleton, Colorado (where in 1999 two teenagers murdered 13 people before committing suicide), or Erfurt, Germany (where in 2002 a 19 year old killed 16 people and himself), regularly instigate public interest on this topic. Although there is a huge body of research on the effects of media violence, public discussion rarely reflects scientific knowledge (→ Entertainment, Effects of). This may be due to the fact that the results are complex, sometimes contradictory, and do not allow for simple conclusions. However, on the basis of this research some widely accepted assertions about the effects of violence in the media are possible.

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Violence as Media Content, Effects of

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Zipfel

2012

The International Encyclopedia of Communication

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Discussion of the harmful effects of media violence is as old as the media themselves. There is no medium that has not been suspected of stimulating real‐world aggression. Spectacular violent acts such as those in Littleton, Colorado (where in 1999 two teenagers murdered 13 people before committing suicide), or Erfurt, Germany (where in 2002 a 19‐year‐old killed 16 other people and himself), regularly instigate public interest on this topic. Although there is a huge body of research on the effects of media violence, public discussion rarely reflects scientific knowledge (→ Entertainment, Effects of). This may be due to the fact that the results are complex, sometimes contradictory, and do not allow for simple conclusions. However, on the basis of this research some widely accepted assertions about the effects of violence in the media are possible.

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Modelización de crecimientos microbianos en medios heterogéneos y de movilidad reducida

Modelización de crecimientos microbianos en medios heterogéneos y de movilidad reducida

Violence as Media Content, Effects of

Violence as Media Content, Effects of

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