We do not have to look very far to find reasons for the explosion in the number of violent crimes committed by teenagers in the united states. not only are guns readily available to teenagers, but today's teenagers have grown up in a culture that glamorizes violence in television and films. the average child in the u. s. has seen more than 20,000 murders on television by the time he or she turns eighteen. is it any wonder that many of those children are now committing violent crimes themselves?

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Heidi Vega

Social Studies

28 January, 10:03

We do not have to look very far to find reasons for the explosion in the number of violent crimes committed by teenagers in the united states. not only are guns readily available to teenagers, but today's teenagers have grown up in a culture that glamorizes violence in television and films. the average child in the u. s. has seen more than 20,000 murders on television by the time he or she turns eighteen. is it any wonder that many of those children are now committing violent crimes themselves?

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I believe the answer is: causal reasoning

causal reasoning refers to the process of identifying a causal and effect relationship that might explain a certain occurence

The process started from initiating assumptions and than conducted several studies to either prove or disprove whether the initial assumptions are correct.