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[Category]: Social Issues [Paper Title]: Television Violence [Text]: Violence in today's society is greatly increased by visions of violence on television. Children are among those who are influenced the most by violence they see on many television programs. "TV violence desensitizes you to other people's humanity," say psychologist Madeline Levine. 57 percent of all shows contain violence, in these shows, violence is portrayed as harmless in that nothing happens to the victims. There are also no long term repercussions and the perpetrator usually goes unpunished. I feel that it is not responsible to let children see this sort of unrealistic violence portrayed on TV. If children must see violence on TV, let it teach them that there are consequences for their actions. Many people have tried to change this. The Children's Television Act of 1990 was passed, in order to "ensure that the educational and information needs of children are met by the broadcast industry." This law simply doesn't work. All it does is encourage broadcasters top do the right thing. The V-chip would also help parents monitor their children's telev... This is not the end of the termpaper! Register below to see the complete version of this term paper.
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