Volume : II, Issue : VIII, August - 2013

Factors Influence on Media Violence

Dr. K. Mangayarkarasi

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Media violence as a factor in rising crime rates an impact on how Women perceive their world. It can affect how they treat others and what they learn. Many women view TV programs before ever reaching school age. No studies are available on how media violence affects infants. Usually they are more interested in physical manipulations of their world. Learning how things feel and taste seem to be more important to them. They are more aware of visual images and try to imitate what they see. Programs with fast moving characters seem to appeal to them and these usually will contain violent contents. Globally and nationally women have made a landmark in proving their labour power. This has resulted through women\'s struggle which has ultimately changed the social spectrum. However, no one can deny the persistence of oppression, exploitation and inequalities of women. Due to unequal socio-economic distribution in India, position of women varies considerably from rural to urban areas among different classes among different religious, ethnic and caste groups. There is a huge division and infinite variations in the status of women according to the culture, family structure, caste and class. In the past few decade’s positions of women particularly in urban areas, in upper middle class and in dominant castes has changed positively. These women are excelling in education institutions, and in various professions at par with men.

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Dr. K. Mangayarkarasi Factors Influence on Media Violence International Journal of Scientific Research, Vol : 2, Issue : 8 August 2013

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