Examples of too much violence on television
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In modern society, many people spend a lot of time watching television. Television provides enjoyment for viewers through various interesting and exciting programs and it also gives a lot of political, economical, educational, cultural and environmental information. Furthermore, there are ‘Play School’ and ‘Hugh’s Cooking Adventure’. These programs help to develop viewer’s originality and promote their ability. However, television can be negative, because there is excessive violence. Violence is a credible threat of physical force, or the application of physical force, intended to cause physical harm to an animate being or group of beings. Violent scenes affect people addicting them and making them deadened to us. As a result, it causes imitation crimes.참고 자료
1. Television reference Simpson(17/05/07 Thurday Ten 6.00-6.30)
Low&Order AVU(17/05/07 Thurday Ten 8.30-9.30)
Priates of the Caribian(18/05/07 Friday Prime 9.00-11.25)
The specialist(18/05/07 Friday Win 11.25-)
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