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After viewing a violent cartoon, little Riley becomes more likely to hit his baby brother. What two factors help explain this violence-viewing effect?
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After viewing a violent cartoon, little Riley becomes more likely to hit his baby

brother. What two factors help explain this violence-viewing effect?

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He wants to be like the tv because that’s was what he wanted to look up to and he wants to be like everybody else
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after watching the violent cartoon, riley could have become desensitized by the cartoon, viewing violence was normal. riley could have also wanted to imitate the cartoon, seeing as it is on his tv, is marked for children and acceptable.

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