... time bombs until the anger finally detonated, driving them to kill. Instead of taking the blame themselves, they unsuccessfully tried to point their fingers at the producer himself. Filmmakers create films solely for the entertainment of the public, not to coerce people into committing violent crimes. In addition, "movies are meant to be seen, just as guns are meant to be ... act of violence. The most popular movies tend to be the most violent. Millions of people enjoy seeing a good horror flick every now and then, not because they need ideas on how to kill someone, but strictly for ent...

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... effected everyday by the media. The media is everywhere in our daily lives, in television, motion pictures, and radio, influencing what people eat to what people wear. Most people find films, television movies, and video games as an escape from their hectic daily lives. My main question is, how does the media provoke violence, aggressive behavior, and crime in sane people ... opinion, I do not believe aggressive and violet behavior is related to media violence. I believe aggressive and violent behavior is learned. I grew up in a small town spending many hours watching action, horror, an...

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... fact sheet containing the answer of this little question. They came to the conclusion that children who are exposed too much at violence by watching television: become immune to the horror of violence Gradually accept violence as a way to solve problem imitate the violence they see in television Identify with some characters, victims/victimizers That show us that child could real ... aggressiveness. It sure that it can be difficult, like if the subject is sexual violence, but it's shows that debunking what the children see, reduces the negative effect on those films on belief and attitu...

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