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Does bad behaviour in movies or other media lead people to behave badly? There\'s plenty of research on the link between onscreen media and risky behaviours like unprotected sex, binge drinking, fast driving and even violence.
Does bad behaviour in movies or other media lead people to behave badly? There's plenty of research on the link between onscreen media and risky behaviours like unprotected sex, binge drinking, fast driving and even violence.
One large meta analysis of such studies concluded that exposure to risk glorifying media is associated with risky behaviours by people who consume rat media.
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