Boys who were exposed to violent TV content between the ages of 3.5 and 4.5 years were more prone to exhibit antisocial ...

Aggression in children can be attributed to several reasons where sometimes staying away from home for longer durations triggers anguish and anxiety in them, while at other times different factors ...

Early exposure to violent media predicts antisocial behavior in teenage boys, increasing aggression and violence risk.

Violent screen content, as defined by the study, includes depictions of physical, verbal, and relational aggression meant to cause harm. It also noted that young children are particularly drawn to the ...

Studies show extensive viewing of television violence may cause children to become more aggressive and anxious. Children who watch many hours a week of violent TV may become inured to violence and ...

Across all the trials, a modest but noticeable short-term effect was found, translating to up to a 28 percent reduction in ...

“Although past evidence showing causal links between modelling and getting rewarded for violence had an immediate impact on aggressive behavior in 4-year-old children, few studies have investigated ...

In some cases, parents may have to deal with a child’s aggression toward others, or with helping them deal with other children’s aggression toward them. Caregivers can take advantage of ...

Children born into families battling economic inequality are more likely to exhibit aggressive, impulsive behaviours throughout childhood.