Media Profanity Associated With Teen Aggression

Exposure to swearing on television and in video games can increase aggression in youngsters, according to new research from Brigham Young University (BYU) in Utah.
Media Profanity Associated With Teen Aggression
'Wash your mouth out with soap' - teens exposed to profanity on television and in video games are more likely to swear and develop aggressive behavior, new research suggests. BYU
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'Wash your mouth out with soap' - teens exposed to profanity on television and in video games are more likely to swear and develop aggressive behavior, new research suggests. (BYU)
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