Producers of media feed the public's desires of showing them the things that they enjoy watching. ... For example, when looking at the movie "The Godfather," a large portion of consumers (especially male teenagers and young adults) really enjoyed the movie and the connotations that were attached to organized crime such as Italian mafias, weapons, drugs, etc. ...
The idea of this film was not create a commonplace movie for the family to enjoy, but to overstep the boundaries and allow the audience to experience behaviors that were considered to be vulgar without the repercussions. ... In fact, many inappropriate movies are deemed acceptable for children only 13-years-old to watch; this would cause a societal outrage just decades ago, but in the modern day, it is completely normal. ...
For example, children who play cooperatively and show leadership abilities usually enjoy high peer acceptance (Hatzichristou & Hopf, 1996; Lass, Price, & Hart, 1988). ... Shy and withdrawn behavior, such as not playing interactively with peers, watching peers play rather than joining in, and wandering around a classroom or playground, also tends to be associated with low peer acceptance (Lemerise, 1997). ...
