Media Violence

Throughout history, violence was a factor that had a negative impact on society. Many researchers believe that the use of violent media, especially video games, has played a major role in lowering adolescent behavior and attitudes, and I believe that this behavior continues to runaway. But other researchers believe that today's adolescence is about as intense as it was 1000 years ago, as violence has taken place from the beginning. Although research is known to link actions adapted to violence to the use of video games, other researchers believe that the results tend to be distorted and that the results contradict the results of the study.

The proportion of violence by media is not related to the proportion of violent crime. The limit of the theory connecting media violence and social violence is that media violence (which seems to be consistently increasing since the 1950s) should be linked with violent crime (violent crime Has circulated up and down through the history of human beings)) Researchers of media violence caused an intertwining illusion by discussing only data from the 1950s to the 1990s, but in reality There was not. In the 1880s (as recorded for the first time) and in the 1930s, media violence did not increase rapidly, and violent crime surged in the United States. The murder rate in the United States has never been higher than in the 1930s. Finally, researchers of media violence can not explain why many countries (Norway, Canada, Japan etc) with the same percentage of media violence equal to or equal to the United States have a much lower violent crime rate.

If the investigation on media violence is flawed and the outcome is bad and violent crime data does not support the conclusion that media violence is an important factor of violence, the reason why media violence is getting very hot in the United States is You may wonder. Trend (2007) refers to the "media hysteric cycle" that scientists are a part of. Basically, this is how it happens. Rare but good (in case of news) violent case. As the case appeared to be unexplained, experts were asked their opinion. Indeed, of course, experts have great difficulty predicting and interpreting serious violence, but media violence seems reasonable enough to explain the unexplained content in a short time. This trend also points out that accusing "media" for various social customs is not new, and often has passed historical practices as rationalization of government control over expression.

Media violence is one of the most unmanned problems in the United States. Over the years the media has deteriorated further due to high demand for violence. Many people do not understand the influence of media violence. Media violence is a bad thing, it affects those who are watching it. Since the 1950 's, the government has been worried about the influence of media violence on viewers. Initially, there were not many people who owned television, so this was not a big problem. But in the 1960s media proved to be very popular. At that time, nearly 50 million people used TV (Thinkquest) at home. In 1972, an American surgeon