3. My nephew continuously asked me what the word meant
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“Why is it on TV?”
He wanted to know why a bad word was on TV
10. “Children and teens exposed to profanity in television and video games are more likely to show
aggression toward others.” (Dana, 2011)
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15. “…profanity in the media
may increase aggression
levels among
teens…” (Nauert, 2011)
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Show Respect,
Don’t Curse
20. References
Dana, D. L. (2011, Oct 31). Swear words on t.v. associated with aggression in kids. Retrieved from http://
www.socialmoms.com/health/pediatrics/swear-words-t-v-aggression-kids/
Jay, T., King, K., & Duncan, T. (2006). Memories of Punishment for Cursing. Sex Roles, 55(1/2),
123-133. doi:10.1007/s11199-006-9064-5
LiveScience.com. (2010, Sept 23). TOh $#*!, I'm 3! Kids Learning to Swear Earlier. Retrieved from
http://www.livescience.com/8667-3-kids-learning-swear-earlier.html
Nauert, R. (2011, Oct 11). Profanity in media linked to teen aggression. Retrieved from http://
psychcentral.com/news/2011/10/18/profanity-in-media-linked-to-teen-aggression/30448.html