Cartoons have recently gone up in violence especially in super hero cartoons. Such as Batman, X-men, Superman, Spiderman, Justice League and others. I recently had a chance to see the action superhero cartoon Spiderman on Disney XD, and to no suprise their was a lot of action in the cartoon. Mainly violence, from Spiderman being thrown around by villains and various buildings being blasted and torn apart. As usual we know Spiderman as comedic superhero, so there was tons of verbal violence and as always physical violence in the episode.
Here's a lil clip of all the action I analyzed!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLXyoIcKRzA

As u can tell from the graph, the content analysis is even more revealing for Cage Fighting because the violence is real and actually encouraged in this type of setting. Yes, a lot of people do watch the UFC including children and my guess is the more they watch the less sensitivity there will be towards it. Desensitization theory and Sensitization theory both explain the possibilities of what may happen to children if they keep watching this type of content. In both the cartoon and cage fighting, kids maybe like many people become desensitized to it and it just may become entertainment to them like everybody else who watches it. On the other hand, they may become very sensitized to it and may be scared by it and not want to watch it all. Even when it comes to real life situations as well, they become so sensitized that they runaway when they see a fight ensue between friends or family, or they just may see as a form of entertainment and laugh. All in all Violence has definitely rose in the past couple of years in television programming!
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