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TV Violence & Child Behavior
Argumentative Essay # 13977
TV Violence & Child Behavior
Argues that TV violence can increase anti-social behavior, based on the social learning theory. Statistics on viewing time & crime, comparison of theories, research, role of parents & family.
6,525 words (approx. 26.1 pages) |
34 sources |
1999
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"THE EFFECTS OF TELEVISION VIOLENCE ON CHILD BEHAVIOR: SUMMARYThis study examined the relationship between viewing by children of television programming with violent content and manifestations of violent or aggressive behavioral tendencies by children. This study is important because criminal activity generally and violent behavior particularly committed by children in the United States is increasing as the overall rates of both violent and non-violent crime in this country are declining to some extent.
Social learning theory is posited as the way in which viewing violent programming on television is translated into violent behavior by children. Children begin to imitate adult behaviors at the earliest ages. The ability to imitate behavior is both useful and necessary for child development. While.."
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"TV Violence & Child Behavior" 15 January 2012. Web. 12 Feb. 2012. <http://www.academon.com/Argumentative-Essay-TV-Violence-Child-Behavior/13977>
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