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after all, they don’t know me": exploring the psychological mechanisms of toxic behavior in online games. games
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after all, they don’t know me": exploring the psychological mechanisms of toxic behavior in online games. games

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In a competitive environment, plus, people not knowing your real face and name, that explains half or at least 75% of the behavior.

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The other part of the behavior is because of the community of the game or the person himself.

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