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…What are values? Values are a set of beliefs, ideas, and morals. Honesty, respect towards others, and learning to solve problems without resorting to violence are examples of values. Values helps a person determine what is right from what is wrong…

…Good morning everyone, my name is ---------------- I'm here today to talk to you about dating violence. What would you do if you were ever involved in a abusive relationship? Many people say they would just leave the person, but it is not always…

…generation. For children they are young and innocent they will learn everything in school, from their parents and on whatever they see the most, which is television. They may not see any violence in school or from their parents but there is a big chance…

…often blames itself for delinquent children. Media, music and society all influence violence. According to the article, youth are the responsibility of the community and it is our duty to help them, not subject them to prisons ill suited to them…

…touched me a little bit more is because I watched all the events unfold that day and the media hype to follow. We grieve for the victims and some even learn to forgive Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. The shooters' parents also feel remorse for what…

…). Television perhaps more than any other medium, is the average persons first glimpse at pornography. It invades your home through regular programming, cable and videos. A large part of this pornographic blitz pairs sexual pleasure with violence and develops…

…and that the children were aware of this, so maybe they were just expressing the behavior that was expected of them. Although Bandura was has been criticized, his findings has led to considerable research into the influence of violence in the mass media, especially…

…persons first glimpse at pornography. It invades your home through regular programming, cable and videos. A large part of this pornographic blitz pairs sexual pleasure with violence and develops the concept that women are expendable (McCune, 1985: 18…

…of media violence are witnessed in one year by the average American child(Zeinert, 88). One must keep in mind that this statistic does not include any sexual content or profanity children may view. The American public has expressed some concern over…

…dependent on teachers for support and nurturance. "Emotional neglect includes children who witness domestic violence, experiences that may affect children in much the same ways of other forms of maltreatment"(Wolfe 9). Such experiences have been linked to fear…