Exposure of Violence to Youth

Together with the development of the economic, political and social aspects of society to improve the continuous development of contemporary technology and all aspects of life, television has long been a typical content of simple lifestyle for many years It has become the main form of family oriented entertainment. . However, concerns about youth exposure to media violence in the form of television and video games have questioned whether there is a correlation between watching violence on TV and children's behavior.

Generally, when exposed to violence, young people are exposed to psychological, social, academic and physical risks and the chances of committing violence are increased 101. Possibility Another study, mainly in Chicago in the 2000s, found that children were exposed to neighboring violence over time and found to be under control. The difference is that students and children who live in a more violent community are lagging behind other peers in their peers as their age goes up (104) Cetty and Hendrene lives in the community on a bigger scale. The high crime rate of a 20-year-old child greatly reduces the income after adulthood 105.

The reporting rate of life-time violence reported in 2011 is still high especially at the youngest age (14 to 17 years old), and the extent of violence was shown as the child grew. For example, about one-seventh (69.7%) of these young people were attacked during their lifetime and the same proportion (71.5%) witnessed violence during their lifetime. Furthermore, more than half of these young people (56.6%) are victims of property crime throughout their lives. The lifetime exposure of the main categories of all youth violence investigated in 2011 ranged from about one tenth (9.5%) of sexual assault to more than half (54.5%) of all attacks. In life, quarters (25.6%) were victims of abuse, 2/5 (40.2%) were victims of property crime, and 2/5 (39.2%) witnessed violence is.