These days, we are seeing an increasing amount of violence on television, and this is having a negative impact on children's behavior. Do you agree or disagree?

There has been an increase in cruelty featured on mass media in recent times. It is argued by some people that

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trend has detrimental effects on the way young ones behave. I agree with

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view, as

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promotes bullying and it desensitizes children’s view of crime.

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television encourages youngsters to bully others. Violent movies promote the belief that a person needs to outpower others with force in order to succeed.

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, action movies

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as Road to Death make children think that they can threaten or even kill their colleagues with guns.

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, some youngsters imitate what they see on the screen and became bullies and a threat in schools.

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, many kids are attracted to crime because of the

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they watch on TV.

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occurs owing to the fact that the major characters in movies they watch play the role of criminals, which makes them love those roles.

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, a recent Child Psychology repost in the United Kingdom linked the surge in juvenile theft crimes and knife attacks to the cruelty features on the TV.

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if there have been a reduction in the

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on the big screen, there would have been a significant decline in juvenile crimes in many societies. In conclusion , while there has been a rise in

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shown on TV,

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has resulted in deleterious effects on children’s behaviour, as many young people are motivated to bully others and view crime as normal today. Efforts geared toward educating parents about

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harmful consequence should be promoted.