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…both seen and committed increases dramatically. In 1993, the average child was watching 8,000 murders and 10,000 acts of violence before leaving elementary school (Hepburn 244-249).With all the choices of premium cable, HBO and many others, it's…

…what is more important, their child seeing a shoot-out on TV, or being caught in one on the way home from school. Real life violence is far more important than fictional violence. Actors and movie directors are not in charge of making the world a safer…

…from school before he went to prison. This book brings up . What do we do to someone who has committed a violent crime? Do we punish them with more violence, for instance death, or do we help them? This is the problem that has arisen in this story…

…acts of violence on TV before graduating from elementary school (Nation, 1994).         The results of how television, specifically sex and violence, affect children is not completely known. Although psychologists state, "Aggressive children like…

…Top School Sites Top 25 Top 50 Top 100 OPPapers Main Total Papers: 2426 Word Count: 572 The world today has a variety of problems. Violence is around the top of the list. Everywhere you go that is all you here. It is seen…

…. Hundreds of studies of the effects of television violence on children and teenagers have found that children may become starting to accept violence and using the violence solve problems. Also imitate the violence, which they could see on television. That is why…

…. Hundreds of studies of the effects of television violence on children and teenagers have found that children may become starting to accept violence and using the violence solve problems. Also imitate the violence, which they could see on television. That is why…

…Alternatives to spanking My friend Amber’s daughter Sara who is in the first grade was suspended from school for hitting her teacher. Amber was outraged; she stormed down to the school…

…personality. While they grow, teens now have to filter images of mass-media violence, range, substance abuse and sexuality. This generation of teens has seen and heard it all, but they have not acquired the maturity to process it in their own lives. Juvenile…

…disrespect the teachers the way they do. The school should try to get the students active in sports or other extra-curricular activities so that there is less chance of a gang-related violence. Therefore, the students will not be bored and won’t have a chance…