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What Are the Effects of TV Violence on Children?
Violence on television affects children differently than it does adults. Your child, depending on her age, might not have a firm grasp on the difference between fantasy and reality, which could significantly alter how she reacts to televisi... Read More »
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How does tv violence affect children?
it teaches them a bad influence in killling, soon they wil laugh about it, do it, and might break the law, and know thing their age that they are not supppose to know, because they are too young...yet im one of those kids... Read More »
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How much television violence would you allow your child(ren) to w...
for me, i think it will be stuff like power rangers and the x-men cartoon. there is a lot of fighting and injuries. but no gore or death. in the x-men for example. the only kill the bad guy if he is a robot. and in all the tank explosions, ... Read More »
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Officially, there's no link. but that's mostly because the movie and video game industry is so powerful. Every time a study that finds a link they get the lawyers out and then fund a counter study that tires to discredit and/or ruin the peo...
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I wrote a very similar paper my freshman year, this is the bibliography. Some of these sources are pro and some are con. Juul, Jesper. Half-Real: Video Games Between Real Rules and Fictional Worlds. Cambridge: MIT Press, 2005. Wolf, Mark J....
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Your question is too broad to receive a legitimate answer in my opnion. It really depends on which particular channels the child is watching. If you have every channel and the child has unsupervised access to watch what they please then the...
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it desensifys them. Thats about all. If a child is prone to violence, they may mimick what they see in videogames, films or TV, but it's never been scientifically proven that videogames, films or TV actually cause children who are not prone...
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Well first off violence is illegal and sex isn't so that might be an unconscious part of it. Also depends on the level of violence, like if it's really gory you still can't watch it. Lastly the U.S. is a Puritan based country so the morals ...
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My son is 8. We allow him to play Unreal Tournament, but the gore level is turned all the way down as is the mature language filter. He plays Halo as well and World of Warcraft. When he goes outside to play he does the normal boy things, li...
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1. They become de-sensetized to violence ....so that violence seems pretty normal. 2. It opens their appetite and they graduate to not just tv shows, but also computer and inter-active computer/internet games that are difficlt to nearly imp...
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