Correlation Between Media Violence and Aggression

Today's media of society has great influence on children. Very small children learn a lot when they are very young like violence. Many children learn violence, and they are exposed to very mature content, so they become violent and aggressive children. Many parents do not know what their children are watching, and they do not know that their children were raised by the media. Many TV programs contain violent content such as children fighting each other, children bullying other children, shouting, children who do not respect parents.

It is difficult to determine which children have the greatest risk of experiencing television violence, but there seems to be a strong correlation between media violence and aggressive behavior in adolescence. - Dr. Beresin, a child and adolescent psychiatrist resident training director at Massachusetts General Hospital and McLean Hospital, is hard to tell whether these particular kinds of events have a direct impact on children. Some people say that people with mental illness can initially commit such violent crimes initially. They believe that they cause serious harm to others due to some sickness or sadism, or that the media is basically celebrating violent criminals.

Extensive research on the relationship between television violence and juvenile violence is under way. Current research shows that there is a direct correlation between aggressive behaviors described in many media services and viewing violence and that media is a variable that puts children at risk of aggression (Huesmann, Moise-Titus, Podolski, & Eron, 1992). According to the American Psychological Association, if you are watching violent scenes on games and television, children will suffer from the pain and suffering of others, the possibility of positively treating others will increase, It is not subject to violence. I was in trouble. I can see everything