As the world advances technologically

more and more teenages are relying more on technology like iPads

computers or phones. This means that more and more adolescents are using digital media more to entertain themselves by consuming information displayed on the screen. Teenages now have more accessibility to violence content in television shows and games. This study will explore the relationship between watching violent media content on the selfreported aggressive violent behaviour in teenage boys In this study

surveys were given out to random students seeking to find out if age

amount of screen time used and the content they watch have a significant correlation with self reported violent behaviour among teen boys. The study found out that there is a significant correlation between the amount of hours a teenage boy spends on watching violence content and the teenager’s self reported aggression. Results showed a positive correlation between the amount of time spent watching violent media and self-reported aggressive behaviour

r (50) = .092

p<.05. violent media is related to aggressive behaviour

but it is unknown whether violent media causes boys to be more aggressive or more aggressive boys prefer to watch violent media

or both.