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Activision uses both proactive and reactive systems to curb deviance:

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Sociological theories help explain why these behaviors persist: Activision uses both proactive and reactive systems to

This includes the use of hate speech , harassment , and derogatory comments based on race, gender identity, or sexual orientation. Interestingly, research shows players are more likely to acknowledge toxic negativity than positive communication, often viewing positivity with suspicion. Exploiting game code, such as moving outside map

Acts that provide an unfair competitive advantage, such as using aimbots , wallhacks , or stat manipulation software. Exploiting game code, such as moving outside map boundaries ("glitching"), is also considered a violation of integrity.

Attributes deviance to a lack of self-control or poor socialization, suggesting that some individuals are less able to resist the impulse to act out in high-stress gaming environments.