Portrayal of Gun Violence in the Media

In today's society, the media plays an important role in our perception of how society's specific problems can not be improved, worsened, or changed. For many years the problem with the hotbed was random shooting and control of the gun. Several times a year, a very high-profile random shooting is done at school and other public places, seeming to let attention to the county for 1 or 2 weeks. In this media report, there are many different strong views on why gun control is insufficient to protect itself from these cruel crimes, or whether gun control is a problem, but those who commit these crimes It is better to be a problem. .

Media violence Media violence is one of the most controversial public issues facing society today. The TV screen is full of charm of carrying weapons. Violence is interesting and not important. Descriptions of unnecessary interpersonal violence spread to wildfire and other TV screens. Television sends uneasy events such as a child being beaten, a husband suffering from domestic abuse, and a child succumbing to parent's abuse. Betrayal scene

Every year, countless children and young people suffer from gun violence through home, school, community, media. Gun violence may leave sustained emotional scars on these children. In this article we review a survey on the psychological effects of gun violence against children and adolescents and suggest ways for parents, school administrators, and mental health workers to alleviate these adverse effects. Children exposed to gun violence may suffer from short-term and long-term negative psychological effects such as anger, withdrawal, posttraumatic stress, insensitivity to violence. All these results can lead to a cycle of continuous violence. When exposed to gun violence, some children have a high risk of causing bad results. Risk groups include children injured by gun violence, those who witnessed close range violence, people exposed to violent behavior at the community or school, and those exposed to violent media

Scholarly article Research and analyze the news media framework on the relationship between severe mental illness and gun violence. As a result, in the case of mass shootings, the public becomes more vulnerable to psychosis and gun violence. In this article I will explore the serious impact of such exposures, such as mental health problems and less support for treatment of policies and misinformation about the main causes of gun violence. This can serve as a resource for my own research as background of existing news articles related to mental illness and gun violence.