Influence of Action Film Art on Aggressive Behavior of Teenagers

May 2024 in “ International journal of medicine and psychology. ”

Elena Makarova, Е.В. Николаев, Viktoriia Stepanova

Studysummary This study explores how film, especially action movies, impacts teenagers' mentality, behavior, and socialization, highlighting its significant influence on both positive and negative developmental outcomes without established methods to mitigate adverse effects.

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