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The effects of violence shown on television towards children may vary depending on the child’s age group, how much television they watch each day and their reactions to what they have been watching. ... And what they see on both broadcast and cable television is violence, real and stimulated (Arnow, 1995:12). ... The more a child is exposed to violence on television, there is a greater chance it will have a long lasting effect on their behaviour (Arnow, 1995:12). ... Violent television shows; such as wrestling are making kids fight more on the playgrounds and making society generally a more violent
The effects of violence shown on television towards children may vary depending on the child’s age group, how much television they watch each day and their reactions to what they have been watching. ... And what they see on both broadcast and cable television is violence, real and stimulated (Arnow, 1995:12). ... The more a child is exposed to violence on television, there is a greater chance it will have a long lasting effect on their behaviour (Arnow, 1995:12). ... Violent television shows; such as wrestling are making kids fight more on the playgrounds and making society generally a more violent
The effects of violence shown on television towards children may vary depending on the child’s age group, how much television they watch each day and their reactions to what they have been watching. ... And what they see on both broadcast and cable television is violence, real and stimulated (Arnow, 1995:12). ... The more a child is exposed to violence on television, there is a greater chance it will have a long lasting effect on their behaviour (Arnow, 1995:12). ... Violent television shows; such as wrestling are making kids fight more on the playgrounds and making society generally a more violent
The effects of violence shown on television towards children may vary depending on the child’s age group, how much television they watch each day and their reactions to what they have been watching. ... And what they see on both broadcast and cable television is violence, real and stimulated (Arnow, 1995:12). ... The more a child is exposed to violence on television, there is a greater chance it will have a long lasting effect on their behaviour (Arnow, 1995:12).
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