'Tv violence' presentation slideshows

Unit 10

Unit 10. Express judgement and attitude. OBJECTIVES. Learn how to express possibility and obligation. Learn how to express request and instruction. Learn how to express judgment and attitude. COMPREHENSION. 1. In what way should the TV industry assume its sense of responsibility?

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The Virus of Violence

The Virus of Violence. A Presentation for the Windsor Married Couples. The Littleton, Colorado Tragedy.

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Moving Beyond Limited Effects Theory - 1950 to 1980

Moving Beyond Limited Effects Theory - 1950 to 1980. Functionalism and Children. The Cold War Era 1950 to 1980. An era in which national security and social stability were central concerns The US rose to be the dominant superpower but was challenged by the Soviet Union

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The more you read, the more you learn. The more you write, the more you develop.

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Violence

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Social Psychology (Pp 384-397)

6th edition. Social Psychology (Pp 384-397). Elliot Aronson University of California, Santa Cruz Timothy D. Wilson University of Virginia Robin M. Akert Wellesley College. Social Situations and Aggression. Aggression can also be caused by unpleasant social situations.

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Research ethics

Research ethics. Research ethics. All research has ethical implications Research activities can affect the health and wellbeing of subjects and of society as a whole There is often a tradeoff between protection of subjects and the potential social value of the research.

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Syndromes and Other Cultural Defenses Part II

Syndromes and Other Cultural Defenses Part II. April 12, 2006 Law & Social Science. Jahnke v. Wyoming (1984). Facts: 16 year old Richard John Jahnke shot his father 4 times, killing him almost instantly

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The Effects of Television Violence on our Children

The Effects of Television Violence on our Children. Jenny Hanson Fall 2004.

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Cultivation analysis

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Social Effects. TV violence Pornography Stereotyping. TV Violence/Aggression.

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Aggression and Violence

Aggression and Violence. By: Ms. A. McFadden. Aggression -refers to a number of types of forceful behaviour. It can be defined as emotional energy channelled towards achieving a goal in sports, business or another area.

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The Power of Film, Video and TV in the Classroom

The Power of Film, Video and TV in the Classroom. The appeal of visual media continues to make film, video, and television as educational tools with high potential impact. They are now accessible and less cumbersome to use. Let us take the advantage of them to the classroom.

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DO NOW

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Ch 10: Aggression

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TV or not TV?

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Media Violence

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Data

Claim. Warrant. Data. We need to control TV violence. Public policy should reflect public concerns. The public is concerned about TV Violence. Claim. Rebuttal. Warrant. Backing. Modal Qualifier. Data. We need to control TV violence.

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