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    Introduction In today’s society violence and sexual content and the media have become an issue. Over time media has been polluted with sex and violence and continues to affect millions of teens. Media nowadays includes television, books, magazines, newspapers, the internet, movies, video games, and so much more. Adolescence is a time of self-identification and personal growth. During this time, adolescence experience decreases in family influences and increases in peer influences, yet socializing

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    CASES OF MEDIA VIOLENCE On average America has the highest number of people that watch movies and play video games (Albarran & Dimmick 1993 45-51). It has also the highest homicide rate. It is for this reason that it is compelling to admit that the increase in homicide rate has resulted from an increase in the number of viewers of movies. On the other hand, it has been argued that there exist no relationship between the media and the increase in violence among the youth. This has

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    increased on the violence shown in them and this can be a serious problem. This can lead to an outbreak of violent crimes in our society. In Arline Kaplan's article Violence in the Media: What Effects on Behavior? she talks about the effects media violence has on viewers. Violence in movies should be moderated, shown through the stories of James Holmes and Thierry Jaradin. Violence in movies needs to be decreased. When has it been okay to promote violence? We want to teach our kids that violence is never

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    of the technology, children easy access to the variety of these different media forms, many of which have high levels of violent content. Nowadays, just by clicking on the screen, children observe tons of news regarding to murders, beatings and sexual assaults. Eron and his colleagues conducted the research show that before finishing the elementary school, the child would have witnessed 8000 murders (Eron, 1993). Other media such as movies, video game, the Internet seems to be effective methods of

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    Jai Patel Mrs. Caldwell CP English 9 March 2017 How Media Violence is Affecting Families Often times parents overlook the fact of watching television as a subtle act without any true consequences. Children watch “TV”. However watching media over time takes a toll on the young mind. Many young children view television and other forms of media on a daily basis. With how society defines entertainment nowadays, there is bound to be negative and violent content on every child’s new smart “TV”. In

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    Media Violence By the time a child reaches the age of one, they see about 200,000 acts of violence on television. (Nakaya, 3). The Media has been becoming more and more violent over the years. A poll in an issue of Times Magazine, from 2005, showed that 66 percent of Americans think that there is an abundant amount of graphic acts of violence on televisions (Nakaya, 18). People are exposed to thousands of acts of violence through video games, television, and movies. Many studies show that media

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    Annotated Bibliography: Media violence impact on society Topic: Violence in the media Thesis: How does media violence influence society’s behavior, thought process, and character? Bertin, Joan “Sunday dialogue: Violence in the media” New York Times, Sept. 20, 2013 This article is saying that the media is not the one to explain. This article is giving other reasons of what could be the reason why violence happens. People have tried to go to the court and say that it’s the TV shows but it’s not.

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    Effects on Media Violence and Young Children and Teenagers Violence and aggression have been seen often in nowadays media through music, commercials, video games, television and movies. Many argue whether the violence in media makes impact on people. Some claim there is no correlation between violence in media and reality. Christopher Ferguson, an associate professor in Psychology at Stetson University said “Basically, by … playing first-person shooter video game … you keep them off the streets

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    Some of the violence found in teens and children increase each year because of all the violence parents let their children watch. Letting children play or see to much violent things can harm them later. Violence today is not just cause by media, there's a lot of other reason violence is increasing this days, but media is one of the top reasons.Violence from media is more found in children and teens. Violence found in children and teens could be increasing because of the influence of movies and TV

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    The Effects on Media Violence Essay

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    wanted to defend my right to create what I want. Unfortunately, after researching this topic it is clear that it is no longer possible to say violent media is completely harmless. Videogames and television do have harmful effects on children and young adults. Research has been done since the 1950’s and almost all studies show clear evidence that media violence does cause increased violent tendencies, desensitization, and antisocial behavior – which is the same as sociopathic and psychopathic behavior,

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