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    my life until an important moment of clarity was violence. When I was younger, violence to me was getting punched or pushed or shoved around. Violence, to an extent, is exactly that. At that point in my life, I did not understand what the true limits of violence, if they existed, were. I wasn’t intuitive in the depth of violence. It wasn't until I was nearly a teenager did I understand. As a young child, I didn’t have much experience with violence, delivering it or receiving it. In part it was…

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    Sociocultural and economic factors play a large role in the presentation of aggression in today’s world; aggression can be displayed in the form of terrorism, school violence, or as individual emotional processes. This paper will review three articles representing three uniquely different aspects of aggression, and will show how aggression is molded in to many social functions we encounter on a daily basis. Understanding Terrorism Terrorism is one of the most violent acts of aggression that…

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    Nowadays, violence occurs in realistic being more frequently. More and more people will get hurt when the violence occurs, the fear will arise spontaneously. They will try to defend himself and hurt other people. People starting question themselves how are the people get into the endless loop of the violence. According to all the research, because people are long-terms live in being physical punishment, fear and worried circumstance, and issues of education cause people become aggressive and…

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    Over the years, there has been issues with violence among the youth and specifically adolescents. There is a worrying trend where the violence is rising at alarming levels. There are several reasons that get associated with this trend. One of them has been computer games and movies that are said to promote violence. There are several researchers who have done research on this issue. According to a research done by Alikasifoglu et al. (2004), 42% of high school students in Istanbul were involved…

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    thing to do for most of the youth today. The simulated violence in these games have been said to have negative effects on the youth. There are always people who have blamed video games or games with simulated violence for school/mass shootings and other tragic events. Numerous studies have shown that video games with simulated violence are and cannot be linked to violence in today’s youth. This is why role playing games with simulated violence are diverting for kids because of how it brings…

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    believe that violence is influenced genetically, however i believe the opposite. Violence is all environmentally influenced. Violence occurs in schools because of environmental surroundings such as television, peers and parental influence. Humans have evolved to have an instinct for deadly violence Violence is an evolutionary trait that is developed over time. Lethal violence is considered by some to be mostly a cultural trait. It is widely acknowledged that evolution has shaped human…

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    Violence has become one of the most occurring social problems that Americans face in society. It is a frightening topic within itself, and there is always talk about ending or lessening it, but somehow it never seems to stop. Violence is one of the significant contributors to deaths that occur in the United States each year. Robert Kennedy once asked, "What has violence ever accomplished? What has it ever created?". He goes on to describe the cowardly actions represented by a sniper sitting…

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    who has learned not to be violent and regrets his violence.” ― John Lennon. There is a popular argument about the influence the media has over youth. Over the course of when America first began having picture televisions in their homes the times have changed immensely, especially the love for violence. As a result, what we see has increasingly gotten more violent on our televisions and with that our children are indirectly exposed to more violence now more than ever. However, is it really the…

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    acts of physical, verbal,or emotional violence are the only way of dealing with their anger and frustration. Video games are not the issue of violent behavior with children. Growing up I played a various number of games from sports, fantasy, fighting, to shooting and gruesome. For instance, in a game like Grand Theft Auto players roam the streets and have interaction with prostitutes, steal cars, and shoot people. Another example of a game that involves violence is UFC in which two opponents…

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    interesting to take a deeper look into violence on college campuses. The umbrella term “campus crime” refers to a variety of things such as alcohol crimes, theft, assault & rape, drug crimes, harassment, and shootings. It’s important to distinguish the different types of campus crime, as well as understand why the crimes are committed and how they can be stopped. As a student, I was never aware of how much campus crime occurs in our country until mass school shootings became a phenomenon. The…

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