The Effects of Media Violence on Children

In recent years, news media calls for opposition to violent media as a major cause of youth violence. After the incident like Colombian massacre, the news media destroyed the violent media and claimed that this was the main cause of juvenile violence. This analysis provides a solid research of the subject from opposing sources of information, gives a thorough definition of the term "violent medium", and violent media is used to increase aggressiveness in adolescence Providing evidence that other psychological and environmental factors are more important. The reason

The extent of the influence of media violence on children and adolescents, and how to investigate these effects continues. The purpose of this review is to consider research evidence from a public health perspective. Searching for published works, all five meta-analytic comments and semi-systematic reviews are published from North America. Violent images in television, movies, videos, and computer games have a consistent short-term impact on waking, thinking, and emotion, increasing the possibility of aggressive or dreadful behavior of infants, especially boys There is evidence. Given older children and adolescents, the evidence is inconsistent and has a long-term impact on people of all ages. The methodological difficulty of showing causality with multifactoriness of aggression is emphasized. In contrast, there is only weak evidence for related studies that directly link media violence and crime.

Influence of violence against media on children Today's children are surrounded by violent technology and entertainment. On average, it is estimated that each child watches 3 to 5 hours of television a day. Listening to music is also a entertainment for children to spend their time. Through all these exposures, there may be people asking "how violent violence is seen in television and video games and how violence in music affects your child's behavior." This has a big impact. We can imitate your favorite rock star by wearing a similar style and playing games for children.