Which of the following most accurately captures the research regarding the effects on children of viewing violent television programs?
a. There is no relationship between viewing violent TV and later aggression.
b. Boys, but not girls, become more violent after watching violent TV.
c. Children who watch violent TV may learn that aggression has no negative consequences.
d. There is a correlation between viewing violent TV and later aggression but one does not cause the other.
C
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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