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The scientific evidence does not support the notion that TV and film violence cause aggression in children or in anyone else. So argues Jonathan Freedman, based on his findings that far fewer than half of the scientific studies have found a causal connection between exposure to media violence and aggression or crime. In fact, Freedman believes that, taken to a more controversial extreme, the research could be interpreted as showing that there is no causal effect of media violence at all.Media Violence and its Effect on Aggression offers a provocative challenge to the accepted norms in media studies and psychology. Freedman begins with a comprehensive review of all the research on the effect of violent movies and television on aggression and crime. Having shown the lack of scientific support for the prevailing belief that media violence is connected to violent behaviour, he then explains why something that seems so intuitive and even obvious might be incorrect and goes on to provide plausible reasons why media violence might not have bad effects on children. He contrasts the supposed effects of TV violence on crime with the known effects of poverty and other social factors, and discusses the difference between television advertising, which, he argues, does have an effect, and violent programs, which do not. Freedman concludes by noting that in recent years television and films have been as violent as ever and violent video games have become more and more popular, yet during this period there has been a dramatic decrease in violent crime. He argues that this makes it highly implausible that media violence causes aggression or crime.

Violence in mass media --- Aggressiveness (Psychology) in children. --- Aggressiveness (Child psychology) --- Aggressiveness (Psychology) in children --- Child psychology --- Conduct disorders in children --- Mass media --- Psychological aspects.

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159.942*1 --- Aggressiveness in children --- Imagination in children --- Television and children --- -Children and television --- Children --- Child psychology --- Aggressiveness (Child psychology) --- Aggressiveness (Psychology) in children --- Conduct disorders in children --- Agressie. Woede. --- Longitudinal studies --- -Agressie. Woede. --- 159.942*1 Agressie. Woede. --- -Aggressiveness (Child psychology) --- Children and television --- Agressie. Woede

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Developmental psychology --- Social problems --- Age group sociology --- Aggressiveness in children --- Behavioral assessment of children --- Bullying in schools --- School bullying --- Schools --- Child psychology --- Aggressiveness (Child psychology) --- Aggressiveness (Psychology) in children --- Conduct disorders in children --- Methodology

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Developmental psychology --- Aggressiveness in children --- Aggressiveness --- Longitudinal method --- 343.9 --- Aggressiveness (Child psychology) --- Aggressiveness (Psychology) in children --- Child psychology --- Conduct disorders in children --- Aggression (Psychology) --- Aggressive behavior --- Aggressiveness (Psychology) --- Psychology --- Defensiveness (Psychology) --- Fighting (Psychology) --- Toughness (Personality trait) --- Longitudinal research --- Longitudinal studies --- Methodology --- Research --- Social sciences --- Criminologie --(algemeen) --- Aggressiveness in children. --- Aggressiveness. --- Longitudinal method. --- Aggression. --- Children and violence. --- 343.9 Criminologie --(algemeen)

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Écrit dans un langage accessible, cet ouvrage collectif propose une importante recension de la littérature s’intéressant aux comportements agressifs des enfants, comportements qui semblent attirer de plus en plus l’attention des médias et soulever d’importantes inquiétudes au sein du public. Des chercheurs, théoriciens et cliniciens reconnus dans le domaine de l’agressivité au Canada, en France, en Belgique et aux États-Unis, présentent diverses propositions théoriques actuellement soutenues par la recherche empirique et discutent des perspectives d’avenir de la recherche et de ses applications. Les chapitres concernent, entre autres, les différentes formes et fonctions de l’agressivité, les mesures de l’agressivité, l’agressivité indirecte, l’intimidation scolaire, les difficultés langagières, les facteurs de risque familiaux, le rejet par les pairs, les amitiés, les origines culturelles, les manifestations dans le sport et l’influence des médias sur les conduites agressives. Cette recension a pour but de répondre aux besoins des étudiants universitaires en sciences sociales et en sciences de la santé cherchant à mieux comprendre l’état actuel des connaissances scientifiques dans ce domaine qui porte à la controverse.

Aggressiveness in children. --- Problem children --- Child development. --- Aggressiveness in children --- Psychology. --- Prevention. --- Aggressiveness (Child psychology) --- Aggressiveness (Psychology) in children --- Child study --- Children --- Development, Child --- Difficult children --- Maladjusted children --- Development --- Child psychology --- Conduct disorders in children --- Developmental biology --- Developmental psychobiology --- Child rearing --- Behavior disorders in children --- Agressivité chez l'enfant --- Enfants --- Enfants difficiles --- Agressivité chez l'enfant. --- Prévention. --- Développement. --- Psychologie.