In paragraph 2 of the article, the author states, “Children are being exposed to high levels of violence in movies, television, and other media throughout the span of childhood.” What textual evidence does the author give to support this point of view?

(Article is Violence in the Movies)

When an author makes a claim, he has to back it up using textual evidence that confirms that the claim is true. This is the difference between an opinion and a fact

Please note that the evidence must relate to the claim or topic and have similar context for it to be valid.

Your question is not complete therefore I will only be giving a general overview to help you understand the concept better.

Therefore, if an author made use of textual evidence to support his point of view, then it must be related and similar, and most of all, factual.

In paragraph 2 of the article, the author states, “Children are being exposed to high levels of violence in movies, television, and other media throughout the span of childhood.” What textual evidence does the author give to support this point of view? (Article is Violence in the Movies)

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In paragraph 2 of the article, the author states, “Children are being exposed to high levels of violence in movies, television, and other media throughout the span of childhood.” What textual evidence does the author give to support this point of view?

(Article is Violence in the Movies)