Affect Violence on Television has on Children

Influencing the influence of violence on TV for children not to "sponge" from TV. If a stranger provides a candy and "junk food" to a child, even if they have a harmful effect on a tooth decay, the child would want to eat it. However, even if parents limit the intake of these harmful confections, that child will not be harmed. Likewise, Americans like to monitor violence and abuse the program, and it is possible to adapt to aggressive and unacceptable behavior.

Watching violence on television can have a big impact on all ages. I decided to write about the influence of television violence on children's development. Today, violence against television is one of the most common media influences for children. TV violence has great influence on children, such as the TV program they are watching, the age, personality, and whether they are watching TV alone or watching TV with adults. It is also important when parents are talking about violence seen on TV. In order for parents to protect their children from the negative effects of violence against television, it is important to know the influence of TV violence on children. Violence can play an important role in the development of children; it may make some people feel it and not influence, and some people like pigeon events It may be affected by very dangerous situations.

How does violent television violence in children's cartoons affect children's behavior? Does television encourage child violence and crime? Most people think that television is a way to spend entertainment and educational time, but some people think that television has too much violence. Manga is the most violent program on TV (Johnson, 1999). Most cartoons are agreed

Violence against television is harmful, there is a possibility to endanger the child's heart. Most children watch 21 to 23 TV programs in a week and see 3-5 violence in an hour ("Media Violence (RE 9526)" 1). TV violence began affecting the age of children at the age of 3 (Smith 2). When they become teens, they will see thousands of violent events, deaths of manga and real people (Gonzalez 1). The most harmful violence against television is done in manga (Shifrin 2). Children's reading practice has been replaced with TV viewing. The visual effect on TV may prevent children from reading deeply (Healy 1-2)