... have lower intelligence in school watch more violent television or believe violent television copies real life (Smith 3). It also deprives the brain of many experiences and will impact mental and emotional growth. Soon afterwards children will then lose opportunities to make friends, play games, and will not learn how to solve their own problems (Healy 1). Elementary students are more likely to ... though video games are more graphic than television, children spend more of their time watching TV ("Media Violence" 1). Fifty-three percent of surveyed people said that violence on televisio...

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... to hospital for fractures and minor concussions, and "hundreds of minor injuries involving visits to school nurses". They noted violence being practised on the playground and generally high levels of emotional distress. Lemish's study so heightened public concern that the issue of media violence was discussed in the Israeli parliament. The result was that one channel stopped broadcasting WWF programmes, and ... in evidence at present, with violent characters and situations from one genre migrating to other formats. One new venture was announced on Jan 8. Coming in the fall of 2002, WWF ...

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