Give one reason why televised violence may be related to aggressive behaviors in children.

One reason why televised violence may be related to aggressive behaviors in children is the social learning theory, which suggests that children learn behaviors by observing and imitating others, especially when these behaviors appear to be rewarded or go unpunished. When children watch violent acts on television, they may see the aggressor as powerful or successful, particularly if the aggression leads to the resolution of a conflict or the attainment of a goal. Without proper context or understanding of the consequences of violence, children may come to view aggression as an acceptable means of dealing with their own problems or achieving their own ends. This can lead to an increased likelihood of them imitating the aggressive behaviors they have observed on television in real-life situations.