Research on violent media suggests that depictions of indirect, relational forms of aggression on TV targeted toward adolescents are
a. not particularly common.
b. more likely to be demonstrated by male than female characters.
c. often portrayed as eliciting a clear reward.
d. do not influence the immediate behavior of adolescent viewers.
Question 2
Research by Album, et al. (2008) indicates that when it comes to norms regarding the acknowledgment of race
a. the older white children get, the more comfortable they are discussing race.
b. 8- and 9-year-old children are more concerned about political correctness than 10- and 11-year-olds.
c. it is not until early adulthood that people start to develop concerns about race-related norms.
d. unlike younger children, older children are sometimes willing to sacrifice task performance for the goal ofavoiding uncomfortable race-related conversation.
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