Mass Media Violence and the Effect on Children

Violence against the media is a problem in today's American society. The influence may be very serious and unevenly distributed. Most of the people exposed to such media violence are children. They are very vulnerable to the impact, they imitate what they are seeing, they listen, they tell their friends. In this article I will present my views and opinions of several physiologists and other stakeholders. Violence against television has always been a problem of what people have been plagued since the day of the invention. Many programs describe violent acts such as rape, murder and other such behavior that seems inappropriate for adolescence.

The focus of this topic is the exposure to mass media violence (television, video games, movies etc.) and how it affects children and youth behavior. Over the years, the theme of mass media violence and the massive exposure of children and adolescents led to a lot of discussion, and many studies showed that violence is a causal relationship leading to violence and violence It was. Children and youth. As technology advances and censorship declines, children and adolescents become more vulnerable to aggression and violence than ever, and such exposure is a positive and / or strong positive correlation between children and adolescents May result. . After radical or violent circumstances, it is exposed to violence. Several studies have shown that children and adolescents who experienced media violence commit adult crimes

One of the many areas where the mass media is overwhelmed is the sports field. Focusing on children's programs, topics related to violence, and religious issues, little attention has been paid to the impact of mass media on society. For those who watch the mass media, the sports world is not affected. The public supports and accepts information and expressions mainly adopted by sports mass media. This attitude proves to be particularly devastating for women. Sports has become a very gender field. Despite efforts to make women crazy about games and competition despite having no supervisory agency, the mass media does not exceed prejudice against women in sports.