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    Movies and books can influence young people's behavior, both positively and negatively, but real-life experiences with family and in social settings remain the primary ways that youth learn social skills and how to interact with others appropriately. While fictional media exposures may provide examples of behaviors to emulate or avoid, interactions with real people in real situations are what truly shape character and allow children to practice and receive feedback on their conduct in a low-stakes environment.

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    Movies and books can influence young people's behavior, both positively and negatively, but real-life experiences with family and in social settings remain the primary ways that youth learn social skills and how to interact with others appropriately. While fictional media exposures may provide examples of behaviors to emulate or avoid, interactions with real people in real situations are what truly shape character and allow children to practice and receive feedback on their conduct in a low-stakes environment.

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    Movies and books can influence young people's behavior, both positively and negatively, but real-life experiences with family and in social settings remain the primary ways that youth learn social skills and how to interact with others appropriately. While fictional media exposures may provide examples of behaviors to emulate or avoid, interactions with real people in real situations are what truly shape character and allow children to practice and receive feedback on their conduct in a low-stakes environment.

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    Young people learn good behavior more from movies and books than

    real-life experiences. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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