Juvenile Delinquency & TV Shows
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TV shows in America glorify the use of drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes and encourage youths to use them. The National Youth Anti-Drug Media CampaignÆs survey found that ô[youth] thought that, in general, TV glamorized violence and drug use; TV characters would use drugs, but there would always be a happy endingö (2002). The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth found that youthÆs exposure to alcohol ads on TV grew substantially from 2001 to 2002, with total yout
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