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Children in Front of TV Violence In Brooklyn, New York, the six-year-old son of a policeman asked his father to give him real bullets because his little sister “doesn’t die for real when I shoot her like Bruce Wills kills in “Die Hard” ”. For years now, researchers have been trying to answer the question on whether TV has harmful effects on young viewers or not, but the debate still remains. On the one hand, there are those parents and social commentators who are enthusiastic about the opportunity television presents to children. Not only do they learn about the wonders of the world, but they also get a glimpse of the goodness and badness of humankind. In addition, they also strongly support the so-called “catharsis” potential of television. On the other hand, thoughtful parents and social critics are very much aware of television’s faults. The purpose of this essay is to present this conflict of violence that influence offspring via the attendance of TV programs. Television programming has been under attack on the grounds that it is heavily loaded with violence and sadism and that it encourages and stimulates aggressive behaviour in the adolescent audience. This problem exists firstly, because children tend to imitate what children, violence, television, tv, about, violent, programs, watching, young, one, viewers, time, society, parents, much, learn, kids, even, been, because, aggressive, while, values, social, shows, seen, school, program, problem, movies, imitate, exists, effects, certain, average, youth, wulf, world, ways, watch, very, unpunished, under, therefore, tend, survey, steve, show, should, set