nship, which may exist between the two. However, they are unable to control where the child is getting its aggression form, whether it is the TV or some other area. If the aggressive behavior is reduced, it could support the theory of a causal effect as convincingly as a study performed in a carefully controlled laboratory experiment. The literatur!
             e review is clear and easy to understand. Eron states at the beginning of his work exactly what his study is about. However, it is not clear in the review, at first, that his study deals with young children. This should have been more apparent since different results are expected depending on whom the study involves. It is apparent, however, that his intentions are to study the results, which would come from a study involving intervening variables between television vi
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