The V-Chip, ratings and sex & violence on cable. A status report

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The paper examines the longstanding concern over media violence, particularly in television and films, and its perceived impact on youth behavior. It highlights a survey where nearly half of parents blamed media for high school shootings, indicating a strong call for more restrictions on violent content. The discussion emphasizes the societal anxiety surrounding children's exposure to potentially harmful media, reflecting a historical pattern of adult apprehension regarding the influence of various forms of entertainment on younger generations.