Children and TV Violence article from ParenthoodWeb.

Outlines a special approach to helping families deal with TV violence.

PBS Study guide to the Frontline production of "Does TV Kill?

Topics: Letter from David Fanning, producer, Educator's Primer, and Classroom Activities. Source: PBS.

The disruptive viewings, of violence and carnage on television, can eventually take a toll on a person and the way they view life someday.

Christian Science Monitor article revealing a new scientific study that says TV can affect violent behavior, even in adults.

Media making demands teamwork and creativity, and builds in youth the critical thinking skills that help them navigate modern times.

Includes full text of the Telecommunications Law. Source: Pub Docs US Congress.

A collection of various articles and research papers about the effects of television violence on youth written by John P. Murray, Kansas State University.

Television & Youth: 25 Years of Research & Controversy by John P. Murray [The Boys Town Center for the Study of Youth Development, 1980]

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