Some people believe that violence in the media, such as in television programs and films, directly results in violent behavior. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

One of the most contentious issues is how TV shows and video games affect our culture. Many

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that the modern entertainment sector is to blame for our increased aggression and propensity for

violence

.

However

, I think that

such

conclusions are quite improbable and unsupported by the evidence First of all, simply watching something on television does not guarantee that you will duplicate it. Numerous studies have shown that a person's upbringing, childhood experiences, or even innate psychological features might contribute to criminal propensity. By merely seeing a graphic movie scene, none of these traits can be acquired overnight

Second,

despite statistical evidence to the contrary, which shows that

overall

levels of

violence

are in fact progressively falling, the outrage about rising levels of

violence

in video games and movies is not consistent with

this

trend despite the misleading impression created by the mass media.

While

there are more and more graphic visuals on our screens, these situations are becoming less common in reality. The idea that the television programs we watch are to blame for crimes and

violence

is obviously contradicted by

this

Overall

, even

while

it can be challenging to predict how different people would react to

violence

on screens, the evidence tends to support the idea that it not only does not cause aggression in real life

,

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but

instead

works against it. If we approach the issue from

this

angle, violent video games and television shows have the potential to benefit society and should be promoted rather than outlawed