@zoo_bear @AnupamPKher @vivekagnihotri The role of media violence in violent behavior https://t.co/v5XCSdXvze
The role of media violence in violent behavior.
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The overall tone reflects a nuanced consensus that media violence influences aggressive behavior, with examples citing scientific studies and debates over research approaches, demonstrating both curiosity and concern about societal impacts.
Most of the discussions acknowledge the research on media violence and its potential influence, indicating general agreement on its significance.
The discussions demonstrate a high level of interest, with users referencing specific studies, articles, and opinions about media's effects on violence.
Posts involve citing scientific sources, debating methods, and criticizing stakeholders, showing moderate depth of engagement.
Discussion hints at skepticism about corporate influences and emphasizes ongoing research, suggesting recognition of the topic's importance.
Abstract in brief
- Media violence significantly contributes to both immediate and long-term increases in aggression and violent behaviors, especially among young viewers.
- Different types of media, such as television, films, news, and video games, can all influence violent tendencies, with some effects like imitation seen more in certain contexts.
- Despite individual differences and content variations, the overall impact of media violence on real-world violence is substantial enough to be considered a public health concern.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@deuxesmaxine One study Sapolsky referenced: https://t.co/AKpDzeIKJW One study I found: https://t.co/CUX0Es1SNg You can find more if you want to learn more.
@tylormc__ One of many studies conducted. Feel free to research further. https://t.co/YU0NON88df
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@panzerkampfant @NuanceBro https://t.co/7Ydl72E1tc
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@deuxesmaxine One study Sapolsky referenced: https://t.co/AKpDzeIKJW One study I found: https://t.co/CUX0Es1SNg You can find more if you want to learn more.
@kukishinobusimp @popo94094757946 Fiction ≠ harmless. It influences emotions and behavior: Activates empathy (APA) Desensitizes to violence (NIH) Creates strong attachments (PNAS) Ignoring this is ignoring 30+ years of research. Sources: https://t.co/AgRLgyqjGj | https://t.co/4TZOUDPDL1 | https://t.co/EFg1eclkhV
@JasonTakesCh13 @ArtistNeon @CraigCady4 @jtpedrozeth @MottoMotto123 @BatmanHoon_ @Escoluffy @DiscussingFilm https://t.co/AA5MwKcbkM Most highly reviewed research is locked within academic databases and i mean yeah this is a stupid study method in the same way that most empirical research into abstract concepts is stupid.
@Zuieraforever @sleepe_pale @animefanatic781 @AliceLovesL0lis rekt https://t.co/bv3pmLtM4j
@Zuieraforever @sleepe_pale @animefanatic781 @AliceLovesL0lis this one says you're wrong https://t.co/bv3pmLtM4j
@xXxHughJarsexXx @ShitpostRock https://t.co/S1CmLW8XA4. https://t.co/onTkTMQCYw https://t.co/Sz2Gg8aCkY. https://t.co/GX3CbkuGHK
@BenUticone @DschlopesIsBack @JackPosobiec https://t.co/7f1difqfYt
@jerrybell98 @NuanceBro https://t.co/7Ydl72E1tc
@panzerkampfant @NuanceBro https://t.co/7Ydl72E1tc
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@TomFitton The role of media violence in violent behavior - PubMed https://t.co/JwilQYYArV The relationship between media violence and real-world violence and aggression is moderated by the nature of the media content and characteristics of and social influences on the individual exposed
@thefinalbigboss @DDayCobra @Goddess_Maxwell Corporations are quick to dismiss & muddy the waters of the effects of their products. They'll dismiss & demonize everyone who doesn't agree through whatever means necessary. Even if that means they have to call their opponents racists, misogynists, etc https://t.co/QiBIiRusct
@zoo_bear @AnupamPKher @vivekagnihotri The role of media violence in violent behavior https://t.co/v5XCSdXvze
@kidthatcantdraw @waterdrinkerBR @TheOmniLiberal I literally talked about the fact that most games do a good job at not making violence appealing to kids, but ok then. Here's a study done on the relationship between media and real-world violence: https://t.co/7ggJVbb0MH Here's an article: https://t.co/SJxKvXfBsd
@renan_cvr @izzynobre https://t.co/cQA3GS1gDS
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@tylormc__ One of many studies conducted. Feel free to research further. https://t.co/YU0NON88df
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