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Although many will try and persuade that what people are seeing isn't real, most of what people see is stored in their memory bank and can be recalled and reimagined. For example in video games like “Call of Duty” and “Grand Theft Auto” people are shot and killed, and with the high tech graphics and televisions that most people use today it is almost impossible to identify a contrast between what is real and what is virtual. PAMF later wrote that “If the games are violent, then the effect is a behavioral rehearsal for violent activity.”(PAMF 1).
Furthermore families play a huge part in what children do later in their life. They can help decide who they become as a person both for good and …show more content…
For example a father that works hard, long hours at his job just to put food on the table for his family. Now let's say this man loses his job and can not afford to get food for his family He will do whatever he needs to get his family food, so he could if desperate enough, rob someone of their money so he could feed his family. However people most likely aren't going to start going around robbing people but some do it out of need. A study was published on Poverties.org in 2011 about the effects of unemployment on crime rate. They concluded that “During the hard times that had hit Europe from 1975 to 1995, scholars noticed that unemployment among the uneducated youth spurred a massive tendency for theft and violence”.(Poverties.org) Unemployment and violence have a direct relationship. When the unemployment goes up the violence goes up, when unemployment goes down so does
Furthermore families play a huge part in what children do later in their life. They can help decide who they become as a person both for good and …show more content…
For example a father that works hard, long hours at his job just to put food on the table for his family. Now let's say this man loses his job and can not afford to get food for his family He will do whatever he needs to get his family food, so he could if desperate enough, rob someone of their money so he could feed his family. However people most likely aren't going to start going around robbing people but some do it out of need. A study was published on Poverties.org in 2011 about the effects of unemployment on crime rate. They concluded that “During the hard times that had hit Europe from 1975 to 1995, scholars noticed that unemployment among the uneducated youth spurred a massive tendency for theft and violence”.(Poverties.org) Unemployment and violence have a direct relationship. When the unemployment goes up the violence goes up, when unemployment goes down so does