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Yes it might affect the behavior of some children, and making them more aggressive while interacting with other children, but is this really bad most of the children knows the difference or reality and fantasy, “Without being taught to do so children make their own assessments of the reality status of television programmes” (Chandler). Television or any kind of media communications are not the only problem, and sometimes the behavior of their owns parent could be the most important factor that determine the behavior of the children. Although there are many ways that a parent can use to evict that they children do watch violence on television. Sometimes this cannot be enough, because “simple seeing another person behave aggressively can increase the aggressive behavior of young children” (Aronson, 265), and most parents cannot have control over this. Many studies relating the influence of the violence on television have been made, with several age’s groups, children, teenagers and even adult.
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