Exposure to Violent TV Causes Aggressive Behavior in Children

Summary of attacks by children exposed to violent television: Child attacks against violent television viewing. Results were discussed and possible solutions were proposed that are responsible for controlling TV viewing and its parent and child impact. Television is the most powerful media in the world. It is absolutely impossible to communicate at your own home at the same time and will affect millions of people so strongly.

TV violence is related to the aggressive behavior of children, but it is unclear how big the influence of television violence is. This is because children who are already at risk of violence are most affected by television violence. Other personal and family factors may be another cause of violence. Children who are already aggressive or aggressive are attracted and tend to watch more violent television. Several children feel "frustrating" about the fear of violence and are not sensitive to suffering and suffering of others. They gradually accept violence as a way to solve the problem. They may imitate the violence they observe on television and treat others with aggressive or harmful ways. In addition, they may be more afraid of the world around them.

Violence against television can lead children to aggressive behavior. Basically, the harder it is for a person to watch TV, the more likely the person will show aggression against others. Excessive exposure of TV to children may affect their short-term behavior. "29% of 14-year-old children are watching TV programs for more than 3 hours and are continuing threats, attacks, and other attacks." The increase in stamper is attributable to the fact that children were watching numerous TV programs is. . "Watching extensive TV during puberty increases the risk of subsequent attacks" (Fitztgerald). A recent study by Pennsylvania State University has indicated