Some violent television programs, such as South Park, encourage violence. Violent programs on television lead to aggressive behavior by children and teenagers who watch those programs (APA). This is sugge

Violent television programs add to teenage violence. A viewer learns more than aggressive behavior from televised violence (NIMH). A study funded by CBS reported that teenage boys in London, according to their own accounts of their activities, were more likely to engage in serious violence after exposed to television violence (NIMH). The CBS study shows a clear correlation between TV violence and teenage violence. TV violence that is glamorized, trivialized and sanitized teaches that violence is a solution (Shifrin). To teach violence as an answer to a situation is simply adding the teenage violence. The child applies to a real-life situation the kind of solution he has seen used on television (Freedman). Freedman is saying when a child is confronted he or she goes back to what they have learned from watching TV; in some cases children using what they learned off the TV is very violent. Its a fact that we

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