Research examining the long-term effects of media violence has demonstrated that
A) the more violence children watch on TV the more aggressive they tend to be at home and school.
B) the more violence children watch on TV the less aggressive they tend to act at home and school.
C) no consistent relationship exists between how much violence children watch on TV and aggressive behavior.
D) watching violence on TV causes relatively nonaggressive children to become more aggressive but does not increase the level of aggression of relatively aggressive children.

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Research has consistently shown that exposure to media violence is correlated with an increase in aggressive behavior in children. The more violence children watch on TV, the more aggressive they tend to be at home and school.

Research Examining the Long-Term Effects of Media Violence Has Demonstrated