Brutal Legacies: Media Violence and America's Youth

This is the latest cover story of American newspaper and television coverage. Craze de Gamman killed himself and others with the rampage of the shooting. At the end of the event, the follow - up story tied the idea of ​​gunner instability to nearly unlimited time. One recent shooting incident at Sandy Hook Elementary School is related to Call of Duty, the reason for the homicide carnivation festival. The accidental connection of this kind of violent media, especially video games, has proved to be only scapegoat for governors and parliamentarians.

Introduction The problem I am studying is the desensitization of young people in the United States through mass media, especially violence in television and video games. Violence in television and violence in video games has increased, and youth violence is increasing, so I am interested in researching it. - Teen and Gun Imagine you can get a gun in your community when you are young. It is cool. Well, for some people this may be the way all infants live in our community now. Children have guns or guns as long as there is money to buy. There are not enough restrictions on guns that can catch guns on the street, and parents do not work to hide guns for children.

Every year, countless children and young people suffer from gun violence through home, school, community, media. Gun violence may leave sustained emotional scars on these children. In this article we review a survey on the psychological effects of gun violence against children and adolescents and suggest ways for parents, school administrators, and mental health workers to alleviate these adverse effects. Children exposed to gun violence may suffer from short-term and long-term negative psychological effects such as anger, withdrawal, posttraumatic stress, insensitivity to violence. All these results can lead to a cycle of continuous violence. When exposed to gun violence, some children have a high risk of causing bad results. Risk groups include children injured by gun violence, those who witnessed close range violence, people exposed to violent behavior at the community or school, and those exposed to violent media