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9780737742190

Media Violence

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  • ISBN13:

    9780737742190

  • ISBN10:

    0737742194

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2008-10-17
  • Publisher: Greenhaven Pr

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Table of Contents

Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints?p. 11
Introductionp. 14
Is Media Violence a Serious Problem?
Chapter Prefacep. 21
Exposure to Violence in the Media Leads to Violent Behaviorp. 23
The Problem of Media Violence Is Exaggeratedp. 37
Video Games Foster Violent Behaviorp. 49
Video Games Have Become a Scapegoat for Violent Behaviorp. 56
Video Games Are Useful Educational Toolsp. 63
The Lack of Moral Context in Violent Movies Is Harmfulp. 70
Periodical Bibliographyp. 77
How Should Media Violence Be Regulated?
Chapter Prefacep. 79
The Government Has the Power to Regulate Violence on Televisionp. 81
The Government Should Not Regulate Violence on Televisionp. 92
Parents Should Regulate Their Children's Exposure to Violence on Televisionp. 99
Parents Recognize That Regulating Violence on Television Is Unnecessaryp. 110
The Video Game Ratings System Is an Effective Regulationp. 116
The Video Game Ratings System Is an Ineffective Regulationp. 129
Periodical Bibliographyp. 137
What Are the Effects of Violence and Suffering in News Media Reporting?
Chapter Prefacep. 139
Watching Violent News Has Harmful Effects on Childrenp. 141
Media Reports of Violent Crime Encourage Copycat Violent Actsp. 146
News Media Should Provide a Context for the Violence They Reportp. 157
Violence in Television Shows Mirrors Violence from the Newsp. 162
Periodical Bibliographyp. 167
Is the Internet a New Medium for Violence?
Chapter Prefacep. 169
Cyberbullying Is Worse than Physical Bullyingp. 171
Cyberbullying Is Not Worse than Physical Bullyingp. 176
The Internet Encourages Amateur Fight Videosp. 181
The Internet Reduces Violent Criminal Behaviorp. 189
Terrorists Are Using the Internet to Further Their Violent Aimsp. 194
Periodical Bibliographyp. 206
For Further Discussionp. 207
Organizations to Contactp. 210
Bibliography of Booksp. 217
Indexp. 221
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