Title: Stop Teaching Our Kids to Kill
Product review: This book presents a very interesting hypothesis. That exposure to simulated violence in media and games causes our children to be more aggressive and willing to act it out. The concept is well developed through the book. Many anecdotal stories are offered as evidence as well as several studies in the book. The writing style is easy to follow and held my attention. Rigorous testing of this will be as interesting to follow.The one negative note I had was the footnoting used. There is no specific footnoting per se but rather a generalized system for each chapter at the back of the book. In the chapters you won't find alphanumeric footnote marks to correlate the passages to the references. I did search the internet for the references and found many of the ones available online but it was a lot of work to make the correlations myself.
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