Citation

Harris MB. Psychol. Rep. 1992; 70(1): 137-138.

Affiliation

University of New Mexico.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1992, SAGE Publishing)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

1565711

Abstract

For 416 college students, questioned about their experiences with aggression and television viewing, only very weak correlations between preference for violent shows and aggression were observed. Black males watched significantly more television than other respondents. These findings suggest that the frequently reported correlation between viewing televised violence and aggression may not appear when sex, ethnicity, and education are controlled in a sample of young adults.

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