Injury can result from violence

Damage caused by violence can lead to violent injuries that can be caused by various accidents. Especially important events that cause harm are domestic violence. According to statistics, 8 million to 30,000 to 30,000 domestic violence occur each year. Unfortunately, as domestic violence usually occurs at home privacy, the number of cases occurring is not more accurate. (Kelly, 2003) These figures may be uneasy, but we need to recognize that domestic violence is not a new problem in American homes.

Violence is a complex concept. Violence is often understood as a threat to the use or use of forces that may result in injury, injury, deprivation, or even death. It may be physical, linguistic, or psychological. The World Health Organization (WHO) stipulates that violence is "a threat to myself, others, groups, local communities, or actual physical forces, or harm, death, psychological injury, harmful development or deprivation Deliberate use to "the definition of. .1 This definition emphasizes the intention and extends concepts including actions arising from power relations.

The central argument of this paper is that media violence is one of the causes of social violence. This is defined as an extensive aggressive and / or antisocial behavior that can cause or cause one or more other persons to be injured. The important question to be asked is whether the reviewed media violence literature supports this argument or not? The answer to the above question is a bit complicated. The literature clearly states that violence in the media may lead to involvement in children's and youth's attacks and violence. It also indicates that the level of exposure to violence against media may differ in the level of participation in action. The reviewed literature also indicates that the nature of violence and the intensity of distraction of distractions may make it easier for children and adolescents to participate in social violence.

Many health problems starting for violence during adolescence may persist or worsen in adulthood. In addition to the obvious consequences of injuries and deaths, exposure to violence can also lead to mental health problems, human relations problems, future violence or harm, and dangerous or unhealthy behavior. 7 Direct medical, social welfare, enforcement related to law and violence and indirect costs such as educational expenses, as well as lowering worker productivity