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Drawing:
Yuko Kokura
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Effects
of Televised Violence
Is it
bad for children?
Learners
of English from Japan and Saudi Arabia examine the
effects of TV violence on children and carry out an
opinion poll to see what people think about
it.
What
I Think about Televised Violence
Yuko
Dokura from
Japan
believes that watching violent acts on television
can cause some children to behave aggressively and
suggests that children's TV viewing should be
controlled by parents.
Psychologists
Study Effect of Televised Violence on
Children
Nayef
Al-Fehadi from Saudi
Arabia
reports the results of a study made by
psychologists on the effects of televised violence
on the behavior of children. He describes the
psychologists' experiment and raises the issue of
who is responsible for controlling what children
watch on TV.
My
Opinion Poll: Does TV Violence Affect Children's
Behavior?
Yuri
Syoyama from
Japan
reports on the results of an unofficial poll she
conducted to find out if young people in Japan
think violence affects children's behavior.
Take
Yuri's Poll on TV
Violence
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Sorry,
this poll is closed.
Take
this poll and tell us what you think about the
effects of TV violence on children.
Language
for Reporting Poll Results
We
use specific language to report poll (survey)
results. Check it out. Then read Yuri Syoyama's
survey report again and see how she uses this
language.
Readers
Opinions on Media
Violence
Read what you, the readers, have to say about media
violence.
E-mail
us:
What
do you think about media violence?
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