The Harmful Effect of Television on Children and Teen-agers

The entertainment that television is currently depicting is not going to be handed to young Americans, but unfortunately, today's economy is the only entertainment that is sold. Every day, unnecessary violence such as violence, aggressive behavior, sexual behavior is broadcast on TV, movies, music, and even news. Broadcasting systems are currently targeting infants and young people. The juvenile delinquency in the past 10 years has caused the crime rate to rise sharply.

Because the number of violent programs on TV is on the rise, I feel that violence on TV is harmful for children. Due to violence on television, the number of murders related to boys is steadily increasing year by year. Even if a child saves his life with a violent program that is not displayed on television within a few hours of watching TV, that's enough. To solve this problem, I will put more violent programs, movies, news when most kids are sleeping. If we can not protect society's youth, what will happen to this society in the future?

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. "American television has become the most violent television in the world.

Television is harmful to the feelings and psychology of young people. Mr. Shiffrin pointed out that television is the best leisure activity. Seeing so many violent events on TV makes the children think the world is a mean and dangerous place (APA). Moody wrote that time spent on television is longer than teenagers and children talking to their parents. It is well known that children who do not talk with young people or parents are psychologically unstable. Mr. Kaufman points out that if you look at a number of cases of violence by television, it can help to think that violence is common in everyday life, which also increases the fear of being assaulted on the street. This is a direct result of emotional and psychological instability. If you watch TV over TV, you may have a direct psychological impact on the whole person. Mental instability is a fact that even causes youth violence.