Violence on Televison and its Effect on Children

Charlie was watching the police on TV on Andrew. "No, it's not fair, we are not in battle, we have to fight before shooting!" Andrew announced when he got up to Charlie. "Um, then steal it, I will like you!" According to one researcher, "Before the child reaches 18 years old they are watching TV, about 22,000 hours, about 200,000 I was violent acts (Gunter 23).

Television Violence and Influence on Child TV violence will affect all audiences, but the greatest impact is children. Children's thoughts are like blank pages. Television is writing violence on this page. TV violence is one of the causes of child attacks and violence. This problem is not new, but the situation has deteriorated in recent years. In the past few years, the number of cases of violence against television programs has dramatically increased. - Divorce affects children undergoing emotional, psychological, academic influences More than 60% of couples who wish to divorce still live in the house. (6) Some parents did not realize that this would have a major impact on children when applying for divorce. Divorce affects children in many ways. It affects the emotions of the children and makes the children feel the feelings of fear, loss, anger, and confusion to the children. Divorce can also hurt your child's academic record.

TV (TV) has become an important part of children's activities. There is much debate about the extent of violence against TV and its impact on children's behavior. This article outlines the literature, explains social issues, and explains the interventions that nursing professionals can support to cope with the impact of children and their families on the lives of their children on TV.

The identification of violent acts on television programs leads to deepening the world, aggression, and their own understanding. The identification of violence on television can be the most dangerous relationship between television and young people. "Dr. George Gerbner of the University of Pennsylvania shows that children's television programs contain about 20 violent acts per hour, and children watching many TVs are cowardly and dangerous I think that it is a place where work is a "sneaky and dangerous place" that can bring fear to children. I learned to accept and imitate violence by recognizing that they might respond in such a way as to meet the average dangerous ideals.