The results of several large-scale correlational studies examining the relationship between violence on television and aggression in children provide evidence that

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The results of several large-scale correlational studies have consistently found evidence to support the bidirectional influence between the aggressive behavior of children and the viewing of violent television shows. This means that not only does exposure to violent television increase the likelihood of aggressive behavior in children, but also that children who have a predisposition to be aggressive are more likely to seek out and enjoy violent media.

The Results of Several Large-Scale Correlational Studies Examining the Relationship