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A Content Analysis of Violence in American War Movies

Elizabeth Monk-Turner, Peter Ciba, Matthew Cunningham, P. Gregory McIntire,Mark Pollard,Rebecca Turner

Analyses of Social Issues and Public Policy(2004)

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Abstract
In a content analysis of movie violence, we randomly selected twelve top-grossing American war films from four decades (1970 to 2002). We coded for implements of violence, length of violence, gore, and violence directed at noncombatants. We hypothesized that recently released war movies would be more violent than those released earlier. We found that films released since 1990 did contain more violence compared to others. Further, the intensity of gore increased in recently released movies.
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content analysis,ergonomics,injury prevention,human factors,occupational safety,suicide prevention
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