Add to ORKGDespite decades of research, much debate remains regarding the influences that internal and external variables have on the development of violent criminal behavior. The current study examined the relative contributions of gender and personality, exposure to physical abuse and violence in the family and exposure to media violence in both television and in video games on violent criminal activity. Three hundred and fifty-five young adults were included in the present analysis. Results indicated that the greatest degree of predictive value in regards to violent crime was found for hereditable personality characteristics, and direct physical abuse. Exposure to television and video game violence were not significant predictors of violent crime. ...
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The effects of violent video game exposure on youth aggression remain an issue of significant contro...
There is growing interest in linking media violence with aggressive behaviour in adolescence. Some a...
The increasing trend of mass shootings, which were associated with excessive use of violent video ga...
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Project (M.S.W., Social Work) -- California State University, Sacramento, 2011.Youth violence is ver...
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Violence in relationships is a serious social issue in our society. However, the developmental path ...
Violence in screen entertainment media (ie, television, film, video games, and the Internet), define...
This study examined the joint effects of lifetime exposure to violence within the home and community...
Debate remains regarding the interaction between predictor variables for aggression, including famil...
The issue of potential media effects on psychological health of youth and young adults has been deba...
Although the relation between TV-violence viewing and aggression in childhood has been clearly demon...
The effects of violent video game exposure on youth aggression remain an issue of significant contro...
There is growing interest in linking media violence with aggressive behaviour in adolescence. Some a...
The increasing trend of mass shootings, which were associated with excessive use of violent video ga...
In this article, the authors examine the relative contribution of four domains of predictors that ha...
Project (M.S.W., Social Work) -- California State University, Sacramento, 2011.Youth violence is ver...
Studies have shown that there is a significant association between violent victimization and crimina...
Previous research predicts and establishes that exposure to violent media can have a detrimental eff...
Many studies have been conducted on the subject of the media’s role in societies’ desensitization to...
This study examined whether the motivation for watching television violence and several audience and...
Violence in relationships is a serious social issue in our society. However, the developmental path ...
Violence in screen entertainment media (ie, television, film, video games, and the Internet), define...
This study examined the joint effects of lifetime exposure to violence within the home and community...