evision plays a major role in developing values of children and shaping their behavior. Now since television today mostly consists of violence, just imagine the feedback that children are receiving from television these days.
             There are other ways that violence is portrayed on television also. "...more than half of the violent interactions...show no pain, and almost 10%...show good guys behaving violently" (Cantor 18). This quote is very important because it shows how dangerously television can be portrayed to child. For example, if a child watches a man punch through a car window and not get hurt at all on television, then that child might think that if he or she also punched a car window, they would not be hurt at all. Because many children do not know the difference between reality and actions that occur on television, violence on television can be very dangerous to the behavior of viewer as told by Joanne Cantor. "Children are much more susceptible to violent programmi
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