Violence In Mass Media Increases Negative Behavior In Children Proposal

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wrong, media violence can have a greater effect.

Within a few years, violent actions contains in the mass media will become bigger than ever. For example, the violence in video games are increasing because it is simply what is famous and sells in the market and that�s the reason why competing companies are adding aggressive movements to attract more customers. This is in order to gives more profits on them. Yet, the voices of parent's concerned about their affects have also grown louder. In today's society, an average of five or six violent incidents occurs every hour on daytime television. Cartoon programming contains the most violence, showing about eighteen acts of violenceness per hour. Children nowadays are surrounded by technology, entertainment, and other media that is full of violence. The average child watches at least three to five hours of television a day. Many shows that children watch are violent and can affect a child's behavior. It can increase the child's ...

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and try finds every information�s related to this issue. In addition to that, I will try to make a findings related to this matter. I will look at every single details specifically and try to understand what the causes, impacts are and so on. My target user for this research will be people who deal with children negative behavior as an impact from violence in mass media like the parents, guardian, siblings, and neighbors and so on. I will distribute my questionnaires to audience aged from 18 years old to 35 years old who lived in my neighborhood and also to my college mates.

PROBLEM STATEMENT

i. Today's media has a negative influence on children. Mass media, and its components, are ...

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