would influence him to have aggressive behavior throughout his childhood and into adolescence. A field study, done by E.D. McCarthy depicted that viewing violence on television directly related to fights, conflicts, and delinquency. Some researchers even tapped into how the brain learns and stores this information. A child could have aggressive behavior, which can be learned and then stored for future use. All of these studies, and many more point to a specific connection of viewing television violence and having aggressive behavior.
             Barbara Biggins, from the convener of the Classification Review Board stated that, " parents could no longer protect their children from a violent media environment... she also said that, there are three sorts of violence: animated violence in the early morning cartoons that has effects on children under seven, violence in the early evening news and movies that are shown at 8:30 pm"(Media in Violence). Ratings and advisories have been introduced to play a role in viewing decisions.
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