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watching violence on television makes young children more likely to act aggressively. evidence answer menu - click to add. a study authored by psychologists craig anderson and douglas gentile found that only 13 percent of parents try to limit their children’s exposure to violent television or video games. many television shows glorify violence and therefore encourage aggressive behavior in viewers. in their analysis of medias effect on children, psychologists craig anderson and douglas gentile concluded that seeing violence on screen can increase aggressive behaviors and attitudes in children.

Explanation:

The claim is about the impact of watching violence on TV on young - children's behavior. The third option directly supports the claim by stating that psychologists Craig Anderson and Douglas Gentile concluded seeing violence on screen can increase aggressive behaviors and attitudes in children. The first option is about parents' efforts to limit exposure, not directly about the impact of violence on behavior. The second option is a general statement about TV shows glorifying violence without a specific link to young children.

Answer:

In their analysis of media's effect on children, psychologists Craig Anderson and Douglas Gentile concluded that seeing violence on screen can increase aggressive behaviors and attitudes in children.