Statements on Media Violence Effects by Major
Scientific Groups
2023 U.S. Surgeon General's report on Social
Media and Youth Mental Health
2023 American
Psychological Association Health Advisory on Social
Media Use in Adolescence
2022 American Academy of Family Physicians
on Violence in the Media and Entertainment
2019
American Psychological Association Task Force Report on
Violent Video Games
2018
International Society for Research on Aggression
Commission on Youth Violence
2017
National Academy of Sciences report on Screen Violence
and Youth Behavior
2017
American Psychological Association Task Force Assessment
of Violent Video Games
2016
American Academy of Pediatrics Policy Statement on Media
and Young Minds (0-5 years)
2016
American Academy of Pediatrics Policy Statement on Media
Use in School-Aged
2016
American Academy of Pediatrics Policy Statement on
Virtual Violence
2015
American Psychological Association Policy Statement
and Resolution on Violent Video Game Effects
2014
Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues
Research Summary on Media Violence
2014
State of New Jersey Media Violence Pamphlet
2013
United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
2013
American Academy of Pediatrics Policy Statement on
Children & Media Use
2012
International Society for Research on Aggression
Statement on Media Violence Effects
2011
American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
Children & TV Violence
2011
American
Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
Understanding Violent Behavior in Children and Adolescents
2009
American Academy of Pediatrics Policy Statement on
Media Violence Effects
2005
American Psychological Association
2004
Canada Action Agenda
2003
Surgeon General's Expert Panel on Media Violence
Note: This is not an official report from the U.S. Surgeon
General's office. This is a journal article written by the
members of the media violence expert panel for the journal
Psychological Science in the Public Interest . For
more details, see the Ceci
& Bjork editorial .
2000
Joint Statement to U.S. Congress by a Summit of Six
Professional/Scientific Societies
2000 Australian Psychological
Society
1982
National Institute of Mental Health. Television and
Behavior: Ten year's of Scientific Progress and
Implications for the Eighties.
1972
U.S. Surgeon General's Report: Television and Growing Up