from creating stunt videos to post on social media websites‚ Youtube should start banning the stunt videos. There are 180‚000 people dying every year from accidental injuries or stunts. That number still continues to rise each year. If everyone stopped posting the stunt videos to Youtube‚ then we could stop the deaths and dangers being caused by the videos. Based off of this evidence‚ people who read this can conclude that Youtube and other social media websites should ban stunt videos from being
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Role playing games with simulated violence are diverting for kids. Games with violent roles in them teach the kids that the world is not safe. It teaches violence is okay for the one killing. What is missing is empathy. Where is the sympathy. in the violent games. Instead of teaching harm to others‚ why not teach empathy? These games teach kids that the outside world is not safe‚ it might seem safe now but there are lots of hazard. The dangers that we are facing today like al qaeda terrorist attacks
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April 20‚ 1999- Columbine high school shooting‚ July 20‚ 2012- Colorado movie theater massacre‚ December 14‚ 2012- sandy hook massacre‚ these are all examples of real life massacres that have been the cause of many innocent lives throughout the years. These are also examples of reasons on why the prohibition of rated M videogames has been such a controversial topic. My aunt went to grocery shopping last week and someone slashed her tires. Does that mean that she should no longer go grocery shopping
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on weekends and weekdays‚ or would they hit someone else when provoked. Kids also reported how much their parents control the time they can play games. “Children who played more violent video games tended to have more fantasies about violence and to think violence in real life was more acceptable‚ according to results published in JAMA Pediatrics” (Doyle). Younger kids seemed to have a larger increase in aggressive thought linked to video game play than older kids. Theres no evidence yet that violent
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In The Adonis Complex by Harrison Pope‚ Katharine Phillips‚ and Roberto Olivardia this article goes in-depth about what it is like for males who seek improvement and/or are dissatisfied with their body appearances. In the beginning of the article‚ the authors use evidence from a 1997 magazine called Psychology Today to prove that men tend to have abdomen‚ weight‚ muscle tone‚ or chest problems when it comes to their physical appearances. In fact‚ in the article‚ the authors then stated that body
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The media plays a major role in portraying what society deems appropriate when it comes to body image and gender roles. Children‚ specifically‚ are more vulnerable to these messages due to their high consumption of media and their cognitive development (Agarwal). This has led to a large debate amongst a lot of parents as to whether or not their children should be allowed to watch certain shows and movies. The problem is that while certain media genres are obvious choices to keep away from young children
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Heather Graves February 25‚ 2013 John Leo’s “When Life Imitates Video”: A Critical Response In his article‚ “When Life Imitates Video‚” John Leo has a very established position on the effects of violent media on children of this generation. He provides argument after argument about why violent media has taken over our youth. Most of his arguments are recollections of past events that he claims are caused by violent video games. In one section he tries to link the schoolboy shooter in Kentucky to video
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having fun. Though‚ her definition of fun is different than most. She finds normal things like coloring fun but also thinks sparring or fighting counts as a "fun" activity. As a toddler‚ living in the slums‚ she witnessed a great amount of death and violence. It may have influenced her outlook in life. She is generally fearless when there is danger about. Part of this stems from growing up in the slums but also that she can take on most threats with ease. Growing up around Kenpachi and living with the
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may have is the television. It is possible for children to be pulled into the television’s realistic world of violence with sometimes devastating results. The impact of television violence on youth behavior has been an issue for many years. Violent programs on television lead to negative behavior by children and teenagers who watch those programs. The causal effect of television violence on aggression‚ even though it is not very large‚ exists. Jackass for one is a good example on kid’s influences
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in the trial were parents from Stanford‚ in other words‚ white‚ in the upper-middle class and highly educated. Since this experiment‚ theories have evolved to prove that not only do aggressive models have an influence in behavior but also various media forms‚ such as television and video
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