The article shows that media is responsible for the social conflict that these adolescents are dealing with. The APA and other organizations along with the federal government are combating this problem from every angle (Fowler, 2002). While the article does speak of some statistics it may be inflating them by not including a breakdown of what violent crimes are being committed. The article could have also included to what degree this implementation has had on resolving these effects on youth offenders. It could have also stated what media outlets have been supportive of their campaign and which outlets have not.
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