Psychology Discussion Forum 6.3

This discussion board post addresses the question of whether media violence causes aggression. It draws on a psychological theory suggesting that pre-existing aggressive tendencies influence how individuals react to media violence. The post argues that while media violence is pervasive and difficult to avoid, particularly for children, proactive parenting strategies, such as explaining consequences, monitoring media consumption, and teaching conflict resolution, can help mitigate negative effects. The student provides specific tips for parents to manage their children's exposure to media violence and promote healthy development.

Psychology Discussion Forum 6.3
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Instructions: 1 page with, Single Line Spacing, Must have “Quote” from text (Chapter 7)
Go to page 250 of your eText and read the section "Taking Psychology with You." Then address the
following questions:
 Does violence in the media make you violent?
 What should be done, if anything, about media violence?
1. According to the psychological theory, yes violence in the media makes me aggressive but
only then if they have any harsh nature to start with shown in the study. The fight scene or
Bloody scenes both do not have the similar effect on inert characters who respond by seeing
totally different scenes.
Aggression is the trait which is developed by the nervous system over starting time from
childhood. Designs of behavior develop harder, and the nervous system formulates to continue
the behavior patterns into adulthood when they become increasingly instructed in personality.
This depends on the person to person how they take media to them. Soft-minded people take it
softly, and aggressive people take those scenes aggressively.
2. Violence is now a day everywhere like in video games, book, movies, and even in a cartoon,
news channels, the internet, etc. and it becomes hard to avoid. This mostly affects the children,
because what they see the learn that. It is now a day become tough to teach our child good value.
Tips for kids parents:
1. Explain consequence’s
2. Keep an eye on the clock
3. Teach conflict resolution
4. Know your kid's media
5. Keep an eye on interactive media violence

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