ScienceDaily ( Mar. 31, 2011 ) - The more. children. exposed. violence. , The more they consider it normal, according to a study published in the latest issue of the journal. Social Psychological and Personality Science. Unfortunately, the more they become confident in the fact that. violence. - Is the norm, the greater the likelihood that they will behave. aggressively. in relation to other.
Researchers interviewed about 800 children from 8 to 12 years for whether they were witnessing. violence. the school yard, at home or on television. They also asked the study of participants ' How often have you been beaten at home? '. The survey determined the justification. aggression. Here is an example - ' Sometimes have to use force to another, because they deserve it '. The last stage of the survey determined the extent of. aggressiveness. child according to the child and his classmates.
Six months later,. children. were interviewed again, the questions were identical to. It is possible to check whether the resulting fact that the child was a witness or victim. violence. To increase the level of. aggressiveness. the last six months.
Students who have witnessed violence were more. aggressive. contemplation. violence. also had a delayed effect - during the first phase of the study predicted an increase in. aggressiveness. within six months compared with the initial performance of children.
Similar happened with the victims. violence. Expected that the level of. aggressiveness. casualties. violence. increase over even at high level. aggressiveness. initially.
The increased level of. aggressiveness. In part the result of the fact that. children. perceived. aggressiveness. as the norm. contemplation. violence. on television, at school, at home or as a victim become a common, normal and acceptable. Point of View '. aggressiveness. - This is normal 'leads to its increase.
' Application of. violence. may also increase the level of. aggressiveness. regardless of where it is used at home, at school or in the virtual world of television, regardless of whether the person is a witness or victim, '- the author writes. ... violence. begin to believe that. aggression. - This is a normal way to solve conflict and get the desired life. These beliefs underestimate the degree of forbiddenness. aggression. in relation to other people. '.
The team of researchers headed by Izaskun Orue of Spanish at the University Duesto, it included Brad Bushman of the University of Ohio, as well as researchers from the Netherlands and Germany.
Source:. ScienceDaily. com.
Translation and adaptation:. Everything about the man.
A very interesting set of looms, in my opinion. children. very energetic, you can say: ' They have the energy hits over the edge '. They absorb the cult. violence. and. aggressiveness. from TV, internet and cinema, the cult fueled by increased average workload of parents who do not have enough time to send your child in the right direction, but there are those who use violence to suppress the excessive activity of the child. After that begins the degradation of the child in terms of what he begins to use aggression when it is simply not needed.
The only way is to change the category. aggression. with that which is aimed at people on the other, which is an incentive in the sport. Restrict children from viewing films and programs that contain. aggression. no sense, because it will encourage you to watch their children around your ban - the forbidden fruit is sweet.
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