... are not mature enough to understand. Violence in the media is causing a rise in our youth in becoming more violence, children are learning daily through cartoons and even the news broadcast systems that their parents watch, about the violence that can be found on television. As stated before, children of all ... After watching Cartoon Network, my son became aggressive towards other children and began using his had as a gun." (Interview, Fontanazza) These cartoons fail to show the consequences of violence. As a result, children learn that there are few, if any, repercussions of committing ...

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... involvement in the daily activities of their children is more responsible for a child's actions then what they see in a video game. By blaming video games for a child's violent behavior, misdirects energy away from eliminating the actual cause of the behavior and allows the behavior to continue. If played properly and with proper supervision, video games can have a positive effect on children ... way, but they would always learn their less at the end of the half hour and all would be set right. That cannot be said for many of today's children cartoons and shows on television. Many of th...

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... impact on young children who do not know any better. "Family Fun" magazine says that media violence fails to show the consequences of such actions. This occurs most frequently in cartoons, toy! commercials, and music videos. Consider that wrenching scene from "The Lion King" where Simba's father is killed. Simba is never the same. He grieves with palpable anguish. You can ... , inventive turn of mind, quick to find expedient (ways to achieve goals); that masterful grasp of material things lacking the artistic but powerful to effect greater ends; that restless nervous energy; that dominan...

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