Elizabeth Newson (1994) conducted her research on Direct Effect Theories using Violence
Elizabeth Newson conducted her research on Direct Effect Theories using Violence in 1994
Elizabeth Newson (1994) argued that children's exposure to media violence has a desensitising effect and that they are more likely to commit acts of violence in reality if they have been exposed to violent media
Elizabeth Newson (1994) uses the idea that if young people consume violent media such Video Games, they are more likely to be desensitised to violence and likely to commit a criminal act
Elizabeth Newson (1994) uses the murder of James Bulger in 1993
Elizabeth Newson (1994) uses the murder of James Bulger (1993) where two 10 year old boys murdered James, due to their exposure of violent videos
Elizabeth Newson (1994) uses the 1993 James Bulger Murder and how violent media influences children, but the perpetrators had a tough home life so the media may not be the primary reason (making her theory less convincing)
Elizabeth Newson (1994) uses the 1993 James Bulger Murder, in which a media campaign was launched to ban 'video nasties' because of their immediate and powerful effect in this tragic event