Park Hae Soo, Lee Jung-jae and Jung Hoeon at Round Six (Photo: Playback/Netflix)
Parents who allow their children to see round 6 According to a UK parenting expert, violent offenders can develop. Social psychologist Dr. sandra wheatley, He told me daily mail That violent chain can impede the “social and emotional development” of young children, encouraging them to remain silent – or even to participate in assault.
The series broke Netflix’s record last month, crossing 111 million viewers, the largest viewership ever.
round 6 Shows your characters competing in deadly kids game tournaments for the cash prize to the best player and sole survivor, as those who fail the game are killed.
“It can make them question: ‘Why isn’t someone helping them?’ Clearly, there are messages that we really don’t want our kids to accept,” she explained. What can shake the foundation of what is being taught is the importance of helping each other.”
The psychologist’s statement comes after a Belgian primary school parent warned parents earlier this month round 6, After finding students playing dangerous games on the playground as shown in the series.
“We must be vigilant that this unhealthy and dangerous sport must stop!” Read a school ad on Facebook when students were seen punching themselves in penance for losing a “red light, green light” game. In the series, unqualified people are shot at close range.
Wheatley believes the show is sending the wrong message about how to deal with bullying in public. “We will not stand still if we witness injustice. If we see someone is being bullied or hurt, we tell a teacher, not get involved or walk away. There are clearly messages that we really don’t want our kids to accept,” she said.
