From His Own Research and from His Analysis of Related

Multiple Choice

From his own research and from his analysis of related work by others, Berkowitz maintains that the most important danger in viewing film violence is that:

A) for a short period right after viewing violence, a person is predisposed to act violently.
B) it has long-term effects on memory, which can lead the viewer to act aggressively for a long period after viewing the film.
C) violent films are so impactful that the emotional trauma of viewing them is never eliminated.
D) a "systematic desensitization" to violence occurs, such that the more viewers watch violent films, the more violence those films must contain in order to have the same arousing effects.