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Author Question: Is the violence that children view on television really a problem? Give a rationale for the position you take. (Read 284 times)

armygirl

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Is the violence that children view on television really a problem? Give a rationale for the position you take.
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Christopher

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Reply #1 on: Mar 5, 2019
Research shows that violence viewed on television is a problem. Students may site current research, personal experiences and references from the text.


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