People's Reactions on Entertainment
It seems almost inevitable that children witness sports violence on television, not only because competitive contact sports like soccer and hockey are extensively broadcast but also because these broadcasts receive high ratings among children. Especially during highly broadcasted World Championships when the ratings are high. Young viewers may at least partly derive their values of what is and what is not appropriate…. How television commentary affects judgment on a sports match. The first hypothesis of this study is based on Bandura’s theory and the aforementioned research showing that (a) children’s perception of televised violence is influenced by commentary from adults, and (b) adult’s perceptions and enjoyment of sports contests is affected by sports commentators. Hypothesis: People are most critical of a player’s behavior if the commentator disapproves the behavior, less critical if the behavior is neutrally described, and least critical if the behavior receives approving commentary. Hypothesis 2: People’s sensitivity to commentary effects does not depend on their viewing experience.
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Approximate Word count = 1518
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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