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Subtopics for children exposure to tv violence and aggressive behavior?
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children will act out and copy what they do
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What is hygroscopic behavior?
a hygroscopic object absorbs moisture from the air.
Exposure therapies are based on?
classical conditioning.
What is another name for desensitization?
It is also known as exposure therapy
How does television viewing affect behavior?
There are two major dangers to watching excessive TV. The first is that people who are sitting in front of a TV are not exercising, and lack of exercise and its complications are the leading health problem in the US. This is a behavioral issue, not a biological one. The second is that people who are watching TV are having information and entertainment streamed into their heads without having to do any original or critical thinking on their own. This results in millions of people who simply accept what they hear without either considering the source or discussing it with anyone -- except to agree with what they just heard. This creates major problems as well. While psychological, it affects behavior such as relationships with other people, other nations, voting, ability to make decisions in ones best interest, and so forth.
What is true about post combat stress?
It is a long term reaction to combat and operational exposure.
Is HIV an aggressive virus that grows stronger with exposure to air?
no it isnt is sread through bodies
Passive behavior produced by exposure to unavoidable aversive events?
learned helplessness
Are x rays safe for young children?
There is a risk of getting radiation exposure from x rays. This exposure can increase the risk of gene mutations and cancer. Overall, x rays are safe for young children, but should avoid over exposure and unnecessary exposure when able.
What is high level lead exposure in children?
The growing consensus of scientists that study lead poisoning is there is no safe level of lead. That's particularly true the younger a child is. Any exposure is too much. If the body's burden of lead is low enough then it might not be medically practical to lower it. Which leads to the question of ,"when should one seek out aggressive medical treatment for lead exposure?". Greater than or equal to 10 microg/dL is considered elevated.
What kind of disease is mesotheloma?
Mesothelioma is a rare form of lung cancer that can become quite aggressive. Most diagnoses are a result of exposure to asbestos. Many who contract the disease had prolonged exposure on the job, and do not realize they have the disease for many years.
What techniques have behavior therapists used to help people overcome a fear of flying?
Virtual reality exposure therapy
How does sex and violence on tv affect teens?
Exposure to sex and violence on TV can desensitize teens, leading to more acceptance or tolerance of aggressive behavior and risky sexual activities. It may also impact their attitudes and beliefs about relationships, gender roles, and consent. Additionally, it can contribute to increased aggression, anxiety, and desensitization to violence in teens.
What children's TV star was arrested for indecent exposure?
Pee Wee Herman :-)
The theory of criminology that believes that people learn to commit crime from exposure to antisocial behavior is called?
the social development model
Can one defend themselves against sociopathic character assassination?
Yes a person can defend themselves against sociopathic character assassination by not allowing the behavior to be concealed. Exposure of the behavior of a sociopath forces them to acknowledge their incorrect behavior if they are confronted in the proper manner.
What is vulnerability in childcare?
Vulnerability in child care refers to the exposure or the risk of the children to something.
What are the effects of methamphetamine exposure in-utero?
lifelong brain, cognitive, & behavioral problemsstructural abnormalities in the brainlearning & behavioral problemsemotionally reactive, anxious, & depressedshowing aggressive behaviorsymptoms of ADD/ADHD
