prove that watching violence in the media (TV, Internet, etc.) will increase the likelihood of aggressive behavior and violent behavior, both now and in the long term. sex. There are three reasons for
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1. Causes a wake-up state.
Arousal states are prone to "spillover effects": one type of arousal triggers other types of behavior.
2. Generate desuppression.
In one experiment, adults smacking an inflatable doll rationalized this form of venting, thereby lowering children's inhibitions.
3. Cause imitation.
Of course, the influence of the media can also be positive. For example, a role in the media that helps others can teach children prosocial behavior.
Playing violent video games may be more harmful than watching violent television because:
Playing violent games has a series of effects:
1. Increases aggressive behavior.
2. Increase aggressive thinking.
3. Increase aggressive emotions.
4. Decreased self-control and increased antisocial behavior.
5. Decreased helpfulness and empathy for others.
Similarly, people who play prosocial games engage in more helping, sharing, and cooperative behaviors in real life.
In short, media and games can influence people's behavior, especially teenagers. Whether it's good or bad.
