Violence in films - Studies.
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- Violence in films - Studies.
- Professor Tony Chartlon. = Does TV encourage anti-social behaviour?
- The National TV Violence Study = Does violence on TV contribute to society's ills?
- US TV. 57% network programmes have violence.
- Concluded that the volume of violence must have an effect. The mass media can reinforce, maintain and strenghten the aggressive disposition of certain individuals.
- Prof. David Buckingham. = Is there really a need to be so concerned about what children watch? We need to listen to what children say about all this.
- Recommendations: Abolish 18; most children from 13 should be free to make their own decisions.
- The National TV Violence Study = Does violence on TV contribute to society's ills?
- US TV. 57% network programmes have violence.
- Concluded that the volume of violence must have an effect. The mass media can reinforce, maintain and strenghten the aggressive disposition of certain individuals.
- Encouraged more responsible television programming and viewing.
- Greg Philo = In what ways are the values presented in violent films interpreted and adopted by children?
- Watched Pulp Fiction = Young people regard it as cool to blow someone away but turned off by the drug taking. Philo concerned that children find the values of money and killing attractive.
- Violence in films - Studies.
- Professor Tony Chartlon. = Does TV encourage anti-social behaviour?
- Prof. David Buckingham. = Is there really a need to be so concerned about what children watch? We need to listen to what children say about all this.
- Recommendations: Abolish 18; most children from 13 should be free to make their own decisions.
- Trying to prevent children from watchingunsuitable material is becoming impossible. Technology is beyond regulation and control. Parents have to be real regulators.
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