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...om influencing children to glamorizing violence. Children react to the violence of hockey in negative ways believe it is appropriate. The coverage on television also gives the notion that violence is necessary in order to win a game. Fans, spectators, coaches, and players approve and even encourage violence in the sport. Violent behavior and aggressiveness is depicted as exciting, glamorous, and rewarding to young amateur players. Violence is not the only thing going around, the players are being sexually assaulted, and abused verbally by their coaches. Players are desperate to make their coaches happy which leads to violent behavior during games. Body checking has also been introduced in amateur hockey, which increases the causes of injuries. The behavior of players and coaches in minor and junior hockey leagues usually reflect violence in the making, since rules are not firmly established. Changes will have to be made or injuries will continue or become more corrupt. All around the world, children reac...