Television can be a powerful influence in developing value systems and shaping behavior. Unfortunately, much of today's television programming is violent.

Hundreds of studies of the effects of T.V violence on children and teenagers have found that children may become "immune" to the horror of violence or gradually accept violence as a way to solve problems. This does not mean that violence on television is the only source for aggressive or violent behavior, but it is a significant contributor.

Here a some of my opinion about violence on T.V: "reality versus fiction, what T.V shouldn't show and some ways to teach children." I'll finish it with a resume.

I think that some cartoons may have negative effect on children, not to mention violent films. The problem with cartoons is that it violates the sense of reality. The action has no consequence. For example, in Tom and Jerry cartoons Jerry hits Tom. What happens? Nothing tragic! Tom will have little birds flying around his head for some seconds and th

Few weeks ago I saw something on television that frighten me a lot on WWF. I saw a character by the name of Jerico beating up a woman for some stupid belt. The way he treated her on television and abused her was something that I did not expect to see. His anger and fury was that of a man beating up his wife. I wonder how many children are watching this show. You wonder why there is a lot of domestic violence. I know that a lot that happens on the show are suppose to be just show but to show a man beating up a woman and later showing her wounds is not proper of WWF. Children watching the show would believe it is alright to beat a woman to get what the male wants...I believe that children when they watch a movie and probably know that it is not real but to watch it on television in a family environment is something else... I think the WWF should be punish for this and fined and should set a better example... as parents of your children you have the power to correct this abuse...don't let the WWF show this kind of violence again...

T.V violence has been a big issue for many people. Parents complain that their children are beco

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