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    important role in their lives. It has reached the extent of having awards being given praising these games for their violence, gore scenes, and bloody deaths. This celebration of violence marketed towards adolescents and young adults are being honored and celebrated. Meanwhile, horrifying shootings occur and everyone seems confused; no one knows the reasons for such random acts of violence. When we take into account what our youth is doing for entertainment and begin to analyze the…

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    Breakaway Case Study

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    ethical and legal issues at stake in this scenario? Karl has to deal with some ethical and possibly legal issues in the marketing of his game “Breakaway”. Ethically he has to figure out if it is acceptable to market a game that focuses on nudity, violence, and gambling. As far as legal issues, is it legal to market these things in foreign countries and even online. If they can market this game in other countries they will have to change portions of the game for each of the countries that…

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    (Natalie Phillips 1) article she states "These computer games empower and instruct kids that brutality is alright between individuals. Law implementation theorizes that mass shootings or killings may happen more frequently, in light of the fact that high school children and kids are presented to frightful video games". Some individuals say that computer games and screen time are quite negative for a kid since it makes kids more engaged and alarm of their environment. Adolescents are likewise…

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    Child Abuse Awareness

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    In the month of child abuse awareness, it feels like an obligation to talk about violence among children, and to try to understand its causes and some of the possible effects. In a society where more than ever children are raising themselves, where humanity is anesthetized and violence becomes as normal as breathing, it is necessary to analyze what led to this social immunity towards the problem. It turns out to be compulsory to understand, in order to prevent and reeducate. Children with…

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    Thesis: Family violence impacts children in negative ways by making their future harder to deal with, changing their perception towards individuals and by affecting their emotional stability and self-esteem. I. Family violence negatively impacts children/ teenagers by making them hard to deal with their future. a. Major Detail: It is harder to children to focus on school because of the stress of living with abuse (Havelin 15). i. They tend to be disruptive in class and not pay attention…

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    Warning, the following text includes triggers that may harm individuals. A Call To Change Women around the world age 15-44 are more at risk from rape and domestic violence than from cancer, car accidents, war and malaria (Violence against women). One in five women on U.S. college campuses have experienced sexual assault (Kessler). These statistics should shock one to the core, but does it? This statistic, one in five, is a statistic that students at college campuses have heard over and over.…

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    of the Draw During the last few decades, the amount of violence around the world has fluctuated. However, the recent increase in violence has stemmed from past scenarios of pointless violence. According to the authors Philip J. Cook and John H. Laub, “the rise and fall of youth violence has been narrowly confined with respect to race, sex, and age, but not geography”. The way a person looks or acts has been the primary cause of violence all around the globe. The short story, “The Lottery”,…

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    because of its use of overly gratuitous violence. Now, however, the work relates to the violence of the real world in its views on taking revenge. In a blind rage, people kill without thinking, completely aware that these kinds of choices do not just affect them. This, too, still happens; albeit, not in the way most expect it to. According to an article, by the simple name of Analysis of Titus Andronicus, “we see similarly absurd violence in the imperialist violence against Iraq, Libya, and…

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    Horror In Middle School

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    inappropriate for the middle school age. Many people have different reasons on if students should be exposed to horror or not and I think they should not. I think so because being exposed to horror at a somewhat young age can have bad effects like aggression and violence, sleep disturbances, and even extreme things like symbolic catharsis. There could be lifelong effects involved with being exposed to horror which is why I think it is not appropriate for the middle school age. The first reason…

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    in children is a trait that is picked up by children from their surroundings and the people they interact with during their formative stages of life. Aggressive behavior covers a number of actions and habits that transcend through various modes of violence, such as bullying, physical fighting, verbal aggression and abuse, robbery, and the like (Felthous & Sass, 2007). The aggressive behavior as noted above starts from children when they begin to pick up different behaviors and mannerisms.…

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