www.ijird.com October, 2013 Vol 2 Issue 10 ISSN: 2278 – 0211 (Online) The Effect Of Domestic Violence Films On The Youth: An Excursion Of Media Violence Theories and Persuasion Theories Dr. Ajilore Head Of Department, Department Of Mass Communication, Babcork University, Ilisan ,Ogun State, Nigeria Ojo Titiloye Oyeyinka Lecturer, Department Of Mass Communication, Tai Solarin University Of Education, Ijagun ,Ogun, Nigeria Nwaolikpe Onyinyechi Nancy Department Of Mass Communication, Babcork University
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externalizing (acting out against others, including physical aggression, verbal bullying, relational aggression, defiance, theft, and vandalism) and internalizing behaviors( acting out against self, which includes eating too much or too little, feeling depressed, abusing substances and cutting). There were also tests done on children who were exposed to child abuse only, and children in a non-violence group as well as whether or not gender made a difference but the results are mixed and further research needs
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Over the past fifty years, there has been a rise in pornography usage in the United States. Pornography, which is sexually explicit videos and photographs used to elicit sexual arousal, is estimated to be a $13 billion dollar industry in the United States (Carroll et al., 2008). Pornography is more pervasive today due to technological advances. The Internet allows individuals to access pornography and pornographic content freely. Millions of websites allows users the anonymity to view and upload
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violence. 7. In regard to gender and jealousy what happens? * Pg. 314- gender differences in jealousy 8. What was frequently found about women in male to female domestic violence (DV) relationships? * Women misinterpreted the man’s jealous behavior as a sign of love. * Pg. 315 9. What does hypermasculenity refer to? * Pg. 316 * A recently developed trait construct that may play a role in men’s anger, sexual coercion, aggression, and lack of empathy toward women
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that age, gender, being European, how many times in the course of a typical month an individual would consume more than four standard drinks on a single occasion, and had the individual been a victim or know a victim of binge drinking related violence would show a positive correlation with the criterions ‘Frequency and Severity’, and ‘Interventions’. However, gender did not yield a positive correlation when examining ‘Frequency and Severity’. When ‘Interventions ‘were examined only age, gender, and drinking
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I was socially conditioned from a young age to be a chronic apologizer. I apologize for everything, even if I do not exactly mean it. I apologize if I ask a question in class. I apologize when I am late for an appointment. I apologize when I am too early for an appointment. I apologize when someone else feels unhappy with something I did not do, and I apologize for things I have no control over. I know I apologize “too much” and frankly, I am probably the most sorry for that too. I do not
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sociological explanations of gender difference in patterns of crime. In this essay, I am going to assess the patterns of crime committed by males and females. Many general theories tend to neglect gender as a factor influencing criminality. There is a common assumption that males often commit more crime than women. The study of criminology have tended to be dominated by males, therefore the studies are done by men about men. The official statistics suggest that gender is perhaps the most significant
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contains conscience and guilt, and also dwells mostly in the conscious mind. The superego develops as we become aware of societal rules. (Cardwell, 1996) According to Freud we have two drives which are sex and aggression. Our sex motivates us to live, prosper and reproduce, whilst aggression represents power and a survival instinct. The id advocates behaviours that will result in a sexual satisfaction whilst the superego requests conformity to the moral customs of society, leaving the ego caught between
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Gender Specific Profanity Use INTRODUCTION In the course of linguistics there has always been an underlying notion that males have a broader range of profanities in their arsenal opposed to females that have a more narrow knowledge and also that as individuals their of swear words differ in the presence of the same and opposite sex. Rarely are men openly expressive terms such as ‘Slut’ or ‘Bitch’ within conversation with a woman and like-wise woman follow a similar conduct with men, but when
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10. Identify Mr. O’Brien’s predisposing risk factors for a fall. There are many risk factors that increase the likelihood of a fall that nurses should be aware of to take precaution. Every patient in the hospital are at risk for falls if they have a IV pole, or medications such as pain medication can make you fall. However, there are patients who are at a higher risk of falls in the hospital including if the patient has to ambulate with an assistive device, frequent toileting, and if the patient
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