Personal Narrative about Television Violence

Have you ever dreamed of a personal story about TV violence? Okay, I am not good. But a few days ago, I did not feel bad. I was driving to the house, and suddenly I remembered a fatal migraine at school bus at the age of 8. I clearly remember this feeling because it fit perfectly in my mind. I went home soon ... I went straight to my room. The air is very fresh, clean and clean, and even the smell of a pot-baked dinner cooked with a stove flows through the vent of my house.

Television is the core part of American life. In some cases, television is the best activity of people. Violence is an important part of our daily TV. Violence, whether news or movies, commercial advertising, is spreading in most channels. All the TV violence was absorbed by the audience. Violence against television can adversely affect children's audience. Television was first approved at the 1939 Expo. Some people do not know what to think about television, but I think this is a wonderful invention. I think that social critic E.B. White, state, AWe should stand on TV or faint. @ (Kari ri) Initially, there was no research on how TV influences people. TV has just begun, there are few studies. With the development of television, the impact of television on viewers is also increasing. One of the main problems is the influence of television violence on children.

Studies, discussions and concerns about the effects of television and television violence can be traced back to 1946 when television began to be used in American homes. In 1972, American surgeons wrote that "television violence adversely affects certain members of our society." Statisticist Stephen Goodman at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine said that exploration of relevance has been plagued by very serious obstacles, especially if it is designed to answer other questions. In addition to watching television, there are other factors that can distinguish between violent children and violent children. Dr. Goodman added that these concerns are particularly concerned when research finds such a weak effect