Children learn by a common cliche: monkey see, monkey do. Children's lives are impacted by everything around them, including parents, teachers, friends, even enemies, but especially television. More specifically, violence on tv negatively affects children's behaviour. It demonstrates violence as a solution to problems, it elevates violence to a glamorous, cool position and ultimately it makes them violent individuals. One of the most crucial parts of a childs learning process is the visual images projected into ones mind, the images that are portrayed by tv are violent and give the impression that this not only the right way to represent ones feeling but also the only way. This type of image being portrayed from such a great role model such as television makes children prone to acts of violence during child hood, subsequently after and later on in life.
As acknowledged children follow a common bromide monkey see monkey do.
The End of Violence
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