Kuo and Sullivan (2001)conducted a longitudinal study of children living in the Chicago area, and found that children who watched more violent television were
A) more aggressive as children but not as adults.
B) more aggressive as adults, even when controlling for how aggressive they were as children.
C) less likely to be convicted of a crime 15 years later.
D) more aggressive as adults, but this effect did not hold when controlling for social class.

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The study found that children who watched more violent television were more aggressive as adults, even when controlling for how aggressive they were as children. This suggests that exposure to violent media in childhood can have long-lasting effects on aggression.

Kuo and Sullivan (2001)conducted a Longitudinal Study of Children Living