Field Experiments on the Effects of Televised Violence Suggest That

question 61

Multiple Choice

Field experiments on the effects of televised violence suggest that a steady diet of violent television programming:

• A)increases the aggressive inclinations of children and adolescents, especially those who are initially low in aggression
• B)increases the aggressive inclinations of children and adolescents, especially those who are initially high in aggression
• C)decreases the aggressive inclinations of children and adolescents
• D)increases the aggressive inclinations of preschool and grade school children but has little if any effect on the behavior of adolescents

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