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    In the world, there is an outstanding number of kids that commit suicide, get abused, and get involved in violence in and outside school because they're getting bullied. As a parent their supposed protect their kids, show them what's right and what's wrong, show them love and affection, and prepare them for that crazy unfair world out there. Don’t get us wrong, we are sure that there are some great parents out there, but with parents taking mandatory parenting classes there will be a whole lot more

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    I believe that some traits are heritable but a criminal behavior is not inherited. For instance, an old cliche’ state that an apple does not fall far from the tree. For that reason, an individual can have the same characteristics of the caregiver, in which he or she can obtain some of their behaviors.These characteristics are linked to antisocial behavior, in which will increase the chances of impulsive and sensation-seeking criminal behavior (Bohm & Vogel, 2011). In addition, it is a personal

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    Melissa Lovato “LP2.2 Assignment: Annotated Bibliography.” June 29, 2015 Thesis People who play video games for more than 2 hours every day are introverted. Shouldn’t this generation be required to play Pac-Man, Asteroids, Galaga, Centipede Pit Fall or Frogger before they get to play Call of Duty, Grand Theft Auto or Halo? The games these days have real life graphics and by some can be considered offensive and too graphic, having an (EC) early childhood to (AO) an adult only rating

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    With in the last few decades, gaming has gone from something that only the nerdy kids did, into a main stream activity. More then half the people in the United States have played some type of video game. With all these people playing video games most of them are America's youth, teenagers. With such a huge amount of America's youth playing video games, a lot of people are starting to blame these games for the laziness in today's youth. They say that kids are beoming "couch potatoes" and are

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    It is a parent’s responsibility to protect and keep their children safe, especially from predators on the internet. The most effective way to do this is through what is known as spyware. Even if parents believe spying on their kids is acceptable in today's digital age or that it is a breach of trust; it really seems to come down to how we define "spying". In this paper, I will argue and expound on if parents should use spyware on their children’s electronic devices (computers, phones, etc.).

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    There is great debate over the reasons why people are driven to commit a crime. Numerous theories have been developed to attempt to explain the motives that cause people to act out against family or even strangers. There is particular attention given to the motivating factors to those who chose to commit mass murders in the country because of the great media attention given to them. For example, school shootings are covered extensively in the media and tend to be more well-known compared to a simple

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    What we know and what we think we may know about victims is greatly influenced by what we see on television, on the internet and in many other forms of media. This representation although sometimes may be misleading it helps shape our outlooks and understandings of victims and the assumption we as society make about them. Media has always been seen as an influential tool that can manipulate society’s opinion and perceptions of a victim. In the public’s mind the term ‘victim’ is seen as a person who

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    Can videogames be a work of art? Many would agree that it is a work of art because everyone can play a video but not everyone can be good at it. As a matter of fact many people fight over this topic because for one many people think that videogames are a waste of time but they are not.There are many ways that it is express like art.For example the graphics for video games you need to draw and sketch and obviously be creative.Or the way the game is created. In a youtube video by a youtuber known

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    last year there was much controversy when the Andrews’ Government legalised cage fighting in Victoria. This ruling enabled the UFC 193 to be held at Etihad stadium in November 2015 which brought over 40 million dollars to the local economy. Anti-violence advocates called for these UFC events to be banned in Australia. These narrow minded people have a very distorted view of what UFC actually involves. Mixed martial arts

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    In addition to the major impact video games have in entertainment, they have also influenced other forms of entertainment such as film and media. Mike Sinder, author of “More video games leap to film; Young audiences drive Hollywood to raid franchises”, states that many popular video games have become or are in the process of becoming movies. One of these game’s is Silent Hill, a well-known horror game that was introduced on the PlayStation. According to Sinder, the movie based on the game made $20

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