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TVs are increasingly showing crimes and criminal reports. Why is it getting so popular? What are the effects of this on society? v.1

TVs are increasingly showing crimes and criminal reports. Why is it getting so popular? What are the effects of this on society? v. 1
Now a day, television programs are mostly based on reports of crime and criminal activities, which are gaining enormous popularity. These reports have spices of thrill, fear and excitement, which are more appealing to masses than other programs. However, it has numerous adverse effects on the audience by creating panic, depression and urges to perform similar activities as they are getting the details of a particular criminal activity. It is the human psychology that the human mind intrigues more towards elements of thrill, excitement and passion instead of others emotions, so television houses are playing with the minds of masses by showing programs based on criminals and crimes. As a matter of fact, Media houses are concerned more about their channel ratings and TRPs ignoring the fact that they are creating hysteria and frenzy among people. For instance, a report has been published in 'The Dawn' that leading media houses are deliberately airing reports based on criminal activities to get more viewers, on prime time. Although, these shows are gaining much popularity, they are causing insurmountable negative effects on the public because the media has a huge influence on the minds of people and it has an ability to make or mar one society. Firstly, constant exposure to such negative activities has a tendency to create a certain mental ailments such as depression, anxiety and panic attacks. Secondly, by watching a large number of such reports, people who have some criminal tendency learn the new ways of committing crimes. Finally, it gives an overall impression of a pessimistic and unsafe world, for instance, a research is conducted at Cambridge University, which revealed that people now a day’s consider this world a less safe place to live, owing to the large number of media reports on crime. In conclusion, television programs related to crimes and criminal activities are immensely popular among masses due to their elements of thrill and excitement. Although, it gives some awareness to public, it has uncountable adverse effects on viewers by disturbing their mental health, as well as, perception of a whole world in which they are residing.
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criminal
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activities
, which are gaining enormous popularity. These
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reports
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programs
.
However
, it has numerous adverse effects on the audience by creating panic, depression and urges
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to perform
similar
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activities
as they are getting the
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details
of a particular
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criminal
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instead
of others emotions,
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television
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houses
are playing with the minds of masses by showing
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programs
based on
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criminals
and
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crimes
. As a matter of fact,
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Media
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houses
are concerned
more about their channel ratings and
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TRPs
ignoring the fact that they are creating hysteria and frenzy among
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people
.
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report
has
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in 'The Dawn' that leading
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media
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criminal
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to
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get
more viewers, on prime time.

Although, these
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shows
are gaining much popularity, they are causing insurmountable
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negative
effects on the public
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because
the
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media
has a huge influence on the minds of
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people
and it has an ability to
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make
or mar one society.
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, constant exposure to such
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negative
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activities
has a tendency to create a certain mental
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ailments
such as depression, anxiety and panic attacks.
Secondly
, by watching
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such
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reports
,
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people
who have
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some
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criminal
tendency learn the new ways of committing
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crimes
.
Finally
, it gives an
overall
impression of a pessimistic and unsafe world,
for instance
,
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people
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now
a day’s consider this world a less safe place to
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live
, owing to the large number of
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media
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reports
on crime.

In conclusion
, television
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programs
related to
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crimes
and
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criminal
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activities
are
immensely
popular among masses due to their elements of thrill and excitement. Although, it gives
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some
awareness to public, it has uncountable adverse effects on viewers by disturbing their mental health,
as well
as, perception of a whole world in which they are residing.
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IELTS essay TVs are increasingly showing crimes and criminal reports. Why is it getting so popular? What are the effects of this on society? v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
351 words
6.5
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