Violence on TV ;a survey G6_4B
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The document discusses opinions on violence in television and media according to surveys. The majority of people believe that violence on TV and in video games has a bad influence on children by encouraging them to imitate what they see. However, others think this type of media violence does not influence children's character. Suggested measures include prohibiting violent content for children, respecting age-appropriate viewing times, reducing aggressive behavior in TV programming, and controlling the time slots for violent shows.
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First, The impolite jokes have a negative impact on children. When the children’s learn how to speak rude and impolite that is a big problem, and the " Family Guy " show famous in impolite jokes. In these days children have changed than before. Before the kids do not dare, or can say obscene words, opposite these days. There are many reasons that changed the children's manners, and a great example is " Family Guy ". Children have their own time period to learn about certain things. Sigmund Freud can help understand the concepts behind this. The show is a cartoon, and the cartoons only for the children’s. If the children's learn those things, that is really trouble for them and our society. In these days I surprised from the words of children, there are many rude things that they said. LaChrystal D Ricke says, “ The language on Fox's Family Guy has been the subject of criticism, foundation reports, and even lawsuits. The show's creators assert that the language used in the show simply provides satirical social commentary; others believe the language is inappropriate for broadcast television. This study investigated the presence of derogatory language in Family Guy in order to make an argument regarding the potential cultivating effects of such language when presented in an animated format. The study found that derogatory messages were present in roughly 9% of Family Guy scenes and that correlations existed between the types of characters that were the senders and recipients of derogatory messages and the types of messages transmitted. ’’ I agree with him that is inappropriate for broadcast television, because it have a many satirical social commentary.
Second, I think violence can wait for a child because children between the ages of 5 to 13 are very honest people. They might don't like someone and they can treat them bad once learning about violence, and the innocent school mate will be likely bullied by these children. Children should not be introduced to violence in their heads they can enjoy it and think its okay and thereby committing something later in the future ...
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This document discusses how media is used today and its influence on young minds and society. It notes that media usage has grown exponentially with technology and people now rely on media for daily activities. It also discusses how media influences young minds through advertising and exposure to violence in movies and television at a young age. While ratings systems try to limit inappropriate content, media still shows violence that kids may emulate. The document concludes that media is ubiquitous but can be both helpful and damaging, so people need to use it wisely.
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This document discusses how media is used today and its influence on young minds and society. It notes that media usage has grown exponentially with technology and people now rely on media for daily activities. It also discusses how media influences young minds through advertising and exposure to violence in movies and television at a young age. While ratings systems try to limit inappropriate content, media still shows violence that kids may emulate. The document concludes that media is ubiquitous but can be both helpful and damaging, so people need to use it wisely.
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This document discusses how media is used today and its influence on young minds and society. It notes that media usage has grown exponentially with technology and people now rely on media for daily activities. It also discusses how media influences young minds through advertising and exposure to violence in movies and television at a young age. While ratings systems try to limit inappropriate content, media still shows violence that kids may emulate. The document concludes that media is ubiquitous but can be both helpful and damaging, so people need to use it wisely.
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