Protecting Children from Television Violence

Conclusion # 1 Television violence and general media violence are controversial topics for many years. The focus of the discussion is whether children are being brainwashed by violent real world crime due to violence and aggressive behavior exposed to mass media. Jonathan Friedman, a professor of psychology at the University of Toronto, author of "Media Violence and its Influence on the Invasion: Evaluation of Scientific Evidence" said in his article "The Real Evidence of TV Violence without Real Violence" TV violence I am discussing. The Communication Committee (FCC) insists that it will not cause real attacks among young people.

The influence of television violence on children's television is the mainstream of our culture. Since 1950, violence against television has been the subject of conflict. There was discussion on how to protect children from the harmful effects of violence on television. Television is a type of contemporary media that affects the daily lives of people. TV violence has a big influence on how children recognize the world and behave. "The number of American television has become the largest ... TV permanent violence bullets, rotating knives, fist flight - today's TV is not unusual, as a result of suffering this world view reflects the reality We do not teach our children to tell them to tell them to practice value, morality, and behavior.

Educating the parents' efforts to monitor the impact of TV on children is an important and universal approach to reducing violence. Parents can protect their children from excessive TV violence as follows. First of all, I watch the programs the children are watching and see the show with my children. Another step is to limit the time spent on television. Next, the actor has not actually been hurt or killed, but it is pointed out that this type of violence in real life can lead to pain and death. Furthermore, let's let children see programs that are known to be violent, refusing to change channels, turn off television, or explain the problems of the program in case of an unpleasant situation I will.

There are many ways to protect children from media violence. For example, limit the number of children watching TV and watch what you are watching. Explain to kids about the influence and influence of violence against television. Let's make it a family activity. It suggests activities other than watching television just like playing games and talking ("Violence TV" 2). The government intervened as a way to manage violence by the media. In 1999, many members of Congress signed an appeal called "Call for Hollywood", a voluntary code of conduct for the entire entertainment industry. Congress is promoting compulsory law as well. Several actions have already begun. For example, in Arizona, the Legislature created three proposals to limit the use of the World Wide Web by children.