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On the other hand, to Rowell Huesmann and Jessica Moise violence in the media being a threat to our children is real issue. Huesmann and Moise support their side with seemingly adequate studies of children from all social classes, races, ages, and levels of intelligence. Freedman has a problem with these studies. He says they use a “dubious measure of aggression”. This having to do with an experimenter asking a group of children whether or not they wanted to have the balloon pricked or not.

A study that Huesmann and Moise include in their article that was brought to my attention was the one involving five to six year Finnish children who were subject to a violent film then allowed to interact with one another. I could have guessed the outcome myself, from my own experiences and came to the conclusion that sure enough the children were bound to do what they saw on the screen which was to resort to aggression towards other children. These studies are throughout Huesmann and Mosie article. Children who watch more aggressive films or television are more likely to use this (aggression) as a means of dealing with their problems.

In the middle of the yes article Huesmann and Moise say that studies show that children who view aggressive shows at a young age a regular basis are use more subject to committing crimes at age 30. This is hard to agree with but then again not. In my own personal experiences see that children who do view these aggressive films do produce a more violent sense of behavior. The kids who were into horror movies and the gangster films were more likely to use their fists to solve a problem. I am unable to see if in fact that they become mass murders at age 30 will take 12 more years to figure out since they are the same age as me. Then on top of that I add in the social class factor. Indefinitely I knew that their parental figures really had to care or say in what their children watched on a regular basis. When I say social class I am referring to just that. More children in a low income family seemed to be rougher then middle to upper class family. This could mean a lot of things but I think it really has to do with mainly the

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