On Media Violence

W. James Potter

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Media Studies and Communication Bullying, Victimization, and Aggression Media Influence and Health

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Overview and Introduction PART ONE: REVIEWING Theories of Media Violence Effects of Exposure to Media Violence Violent Content on Television PART TWO: RECONCEPTUALIZING Violence Schema and Context Levels of Analysis Development Effects Risk The Industry's Perspective PART THREE: RETHINKING METHODOLOGY Effects Methodologies and Methods Content Analysis of Media Violence PART FOUR: LINEATION THEORY Axioms and Dictionary Propositions

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