Impact of Violent Video Games on Children's Gender Roles and Media Exposure
Explore the prevalence and effects of exposure to violent video games and media among primary school children in Baghdad city. Understand how increased exposure to stereotypic information influences gender roles and preferences. Learn about the differences in media preferences between boys and girls, and discover what parents can do to guide their children in media consumption.
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VIOLENT VIDEO GAMES AND CHILDREN Aye Nu Win
PREVALENCE OF EXPOSURE TO VIOLENT VIDEO GAMES AND MEDIA AMONG PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN IN BAGHDAD CITY Saba Dhiaa, Waleed A Tawfeeq These increased exposures to stereotypic information are likely to influence stereotypic conceptions about gender roles. Boys preferred television shows involved more violence than did those of girls (Morgan & Shanahan, 1997) further , Mayer (2003) supposed that girls are more attracted to media programs that allow social interaction, simulation and are less attracted by action-oriented formats which provide less social interaction (Dhiaa and Tawfeeq, 2014).
