Why Is It That the Potential Prosocial Benefits of Watching

Why is it that the potential prosocial benefits of watching television are outweighed by the negative consequences?

A) ​Because children don't believe that the prosocial behaviors they see on television are "real" and, thus, they cannot relate to them.
B) ​Because prosocial behavior is seen far less frequently than aggressive behaviors.
C) ​Because prosocial behaviors are always intricately connected to aggressive behaviors in television depictions, and children cannot distinguish one from the other.
D) ​Because prosocial acts in television programs are almost always conducted by older characters, and children cannot connect with those role models.