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title: only a game
author: Guy Cumberbatch
source: New Scientist |
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| Students or kids who play more violent video games during junior and high school have more aggressive behavior. |
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title: only a game
author: Guy Cumberbatch
source: New Scientist |
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Definition
| Craig Anderson (ISU) and Karen Dill (L-R College,NC) gathered evidence showing that violent video games cause kids aggression to sky rocket, then violent tv programs or films. |
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title: only a game
author: Guy Cumberbatch
source: New Scientist |
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| The kids who responde quicker to aggressive words are the ones who play violent video games |
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title: only a game
author: Guy Cumberbatch
source: New Scientist |
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Definition
| Participants who play violent video games increase their aggressiveness |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Exposer to violence in media (tv,movies,music,video games)are a leading rish to health for children and adolescents. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Media violence contributes to aggressive behavior, nightmares, and fear of being harmed. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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| American kids between 2-18 years old spend an average of 6 hours and 32 minutes using media as in tv, music, video games, radio. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| The biggest proption of this media is an exposure of violence that is witnessed or virtually perpetrated by childern or adolecents. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics
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Definition
| By age 18 an average young adult has seen 200,000 acts of violence on tv alone. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics
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Definition
| The highest proportion of violence was found in kids tv shows. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics
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Definition
| Heroes are using violence to defend their enemy and that makes kids want to use it to over come their fears |
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Term
Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics
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Definition
| When ones trying to achieve ones goals but when prolonged exposure to media with violence in it it increases the acceptence to violence. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics
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Definition
| Tv, movies, and music videos that allow people to carry weapons and make them look good as a personal power. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics
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Definition
| Kids in grades 4-8th choose video games that award you for violence against others. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics
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| 21% of the 33 most popular games have women violence. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics
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| Most parents find media ratings systems hard to use. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics
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| Most parents find that the ratings are unreliably low. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Most tv shows rated TV-14 are inappropraite for their teenagers. |
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Term
Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| research says that violence in media is leading to lots of mental and physical health for kids and adolescents. |
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Term
Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Media violence can lead to aggressice behavior, desentilization to violence, fear, depression, nightmares, and sleep disturbances. |
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Term
Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| When children watch media they learn things with observation, imitain and making these behaviors theirs. |
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Term
Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| No human cost is portrayed with the violence in entertianment. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Showing titillation ciolence in sexual contexts and comic violence makes adults and children think it is okay to do such things. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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| Most children or adults who care weapons have the fear of being the victim of violence so this makes them carry a weapon with them so they feel safe. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Most people after watching a lot of violence or playing with violence makes them carry a weapon and think " get them before they get me" |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Anxiety,depression,and posttraumatic stress disorder can be caused from to much exposure to media violence for children. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Most children learn their violence from video games. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| When video games put the childrens minds in ths role of aggressor and when they reward them for he/she successful violent behavior it tends to make them feel that its okay to use violence. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Video games are very addiciting and they tend to make them want to work harder and to get a better score so then they use that out in the real world. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Pediatricians are aware of the wide and expanding varitey of entertainment media has on the children and adolescents mental and physcial health. |
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Term
Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Wearing seat belts and wearing bicycle helmets are suggest to be reminded to children for when they come in for a check up. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Pediatrictions encourage parents to make thoughtful media choices and coviewing with children. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Things should be prescreened as in movies, video games, and print media before children see or play it. |
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Title: Media Violence
Author:
Source: Pediatrics |
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Definition
| Music lyrics should be available for parents to read on the spot before buying the music. |
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Term
Title: Violent Video Games
Author: Elizabeth K. Carll
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education |
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Definition
| Playing violent video games can provide opportunites to reherse a recipe for action. |
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Term
Title: Violent Video Games
Author: Elizabeth K. Carll
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education |
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Definition
| Violent video games are resulted in to a bunch of violent incidents. |
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Title: Violent Video Games
Author: Elizabeth K. Carll
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education |
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Definition
| Arnold an Alabama officer was murdered by a teenager who stated "life is like a video game--everyone has to die sometime" , this kid was later arrested for stealing a car and being vooked in the police station, he killed two other men in a matter of less ten two minutes, these incident is very similare to the game "Grand Theft Auto:Vice City." |
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Title: Violent Video Games
Author: Elizabeth K. Carll
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education |
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Definition
| Parents should the right to decide if their children can play games with a shooter who kills a police officer, pour gasoline on the officer's body as it lies on the ground, lights it oon fire, and kicks the charred remains to the curb, shouldn't parents have a say if thats okay for their children to play?? |
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Title: Violent Video Games and Other Media Violence
Author: Craig A. Anderson
Source: |
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Definition
| Media violence increases aggression by making a more positve attitude, beliefs and expectations regarding aggressice solitions to interpersonal problems. |
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Title: Violent Video Games and Other Media Violence
Author: Craig A. Anderson
Source: |
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Definition
| Aggressice scripts (which are basically ways of thinking about how the social world works) are developed. |
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Title: Violent Video Games and Other Media Violence
Author: Craig A. Anderson
Source: |
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Definition
| When you watch to much violence or play to much violence it becomes hard to even think about nonviolent solutions. |
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Title: Violent Video Games and Other Media Violence
Author: Craig A. Anderson
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Definition
| It decreases the cognitive accessibility of novilent ways. |
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Title: Violent Video Games and Other Media Violence
Author: Craig A. Anderson
Source: |
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Definition
| When watching physical violence it normally leads to you heart rate and blood pressure to rise and certain brain wave patterns to mess up |
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Title: Violent Video Games and Other Media Violence
Author: Craig A. Anderson
Source: |
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Definition
| Violent video games has a larger harmful effect on children rather then violent tv and films. |
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Term
Title: Violent Video Games and Other Media Violence
Author: Craig A. Anderson
Source: |
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Definition
| Media violence is one of the top dozen rish factors. |
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Title: Violent Video Games and Other Media Violence
Author: Craig A. Anderson
Source: |
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Definition
| Studies show that violent games or shows have the same effect of everybody. |
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Term
Title: Violent Video Games and Other Media Violence
Author: Craig A. Anderson
Source |
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Definition
| It effect you more when you are by yourself. |
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Title: Media Violence: Advice for parents
Author: Mary Muscari
Source: Pediatric Nursing |
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Definition
| American children by age 18 have seen 16,000 simulated murders and 200,000 acts of violence. |
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Title: Media Violence: Advice for parents
Author: Mary Muscari
Source: Pediatric Nursing |
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Definition
| A average teenager watchs an average of 28 hours of television a week, and half of it is violence. |
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Title: Media Violence: Advice for parents
Author: Mary Muscari
Source: Pediatric Nursing |
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Definition
| Most pediatic nurses think that parents should remove TV sets out of childrens bedrooms. |
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