Television violence and the effects on children
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Children spend a significant amount of time watching television, which can negatively impact their development since they have difficulties distinguishing between reality and fiction at a young age. Television exposes children to about 25 acts of violence per hour in children's programming, and they may mimic such behaviors without fully understanding the consequences. While television can increase general knowledge by exposing children to global information, it can also promote unhealthy habits by portraying inappropriate or unrealistic behaviors as normal.
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Social media and television can have both positive and negative effects on children's development. Positively, media can educate children about different cultures and inspire them. However, it can also expose children to inappropriate content and potentially lead to issues like cyberbullying, addiction, and negative health effects from excessive use. As a parent, it is important to monitor what children are exposed to online and on television, set limits on screen time, and encourage educational and active use of media.
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TV viewing can reduce parent-child interaction, which is important for children's development. A study found that mothers talked and interacted much more with their children during book reading and toy play than during TV watching. TV watching suppressed both the quantity and quality of communication between mothers and children. In contrast, book reading and toy play encouraged more communication. Due to these effects on parent-child interaction, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children under 2 years old should not watch TV.
Tv viewing is harmful
Watching TV can harm children's mental and physical health in several ways. It promotes negative and violent behaviors which children may emulate. It also leads to poorer school performance as kids spend less time on homework, outdoor activities and socializing when watching TV. Additionally, TV viewing contributes to obesity as kids consume more calories from junk food ads and become sedentary from extensive watching. TV's commercial influence can also create pressure on parents. Overall, controlling TV viewing benefits children's well-being and development.
Children and watching tv (reading comprehension)
Children in the United States watch an average of three to four hours of television per day, spending more time watching TV than in the classroom by high school graduation. While television can entertain and inform, it may also influence children in undesirable ways by taking away from activities like reading, schoolwork, exercise, and family interaction. Parents can help by not allowing long blocks of TV, choosing educational shows, and setting periods when the television will be turned off to encourage other activities.
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TV has both positive and negative effects on children:
- Watching too much TV can negatively impact language development, creativity, attention span and school performance as it replaces interactive play and conversation. It also exposes children to unhealthy behaviors.
- However, educational TV shows can complement school learning and improve test scores if watched in moderation. Some long-term studies show children who watch educational programs tend to do better in school and be less aggressive.
- The effects of reality TV on viewers are complex, as some feel connected to stars but may also lose critical thinking. Viewers must be discerning in how such shows influence their perspectives and behaviors.
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- Young children today spend many hours watching television and playing video games instead of engaging in other activities that are more beneficial to their development.
- For children under 3 years old, television provides no significant benefits and can hinder development by reducing opportunities for play, exploration, and social interaction. Parents are encouraged to limit television time and provide alternative activities for young children.
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Media violence can negatively impact children in several ways. Research has shown that viewing violence on television can lead children to become less sensitive to others' pain, more fearful of the world, and more likely to behave aggressively. Studies have found that children who watch a lot of violent television are less bothered by violence and less likely to see anything wrong with it. They may also be slower to help others in conflict situations. Children often behave more aggressively after watching violent television programs. Media also promote unhealthy messages about cigarettes, alcohol, thin bodies, and use violence as a way to handle conflicts.
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The document discusses the negative impacts of excessive television watching, especially for children. It notes that television can increase obesity, negatively impact eyesight, and expose children to inappropriate content and violence. It also suggests television can distract from other activities like homework, outdoor play, and family interactions. The document advocates for greater parental control over television viewing habits and content selection to limit these harms and encourages finding alternative activities that are free from screens.
The influence of media on teenagers
The document discusses the influence of mass media on teenagers. It finds that teenagers spend too much time engaged with media like television and internet, often neglecting schoolwork, exercise, and other activities. This heavy media use can negatively impact teenagers' health, behavior, opinions, and identity development. However, with proper guidance on responsible media consumption, some of these negative influences can be avoided or reduced. The document advocates for promoting sports and other activities to engage teenagers and counterbalance media influences.
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The document discusses whether multimedia violence is a problem for children. It notes that children watch an average of 7 hours and 38 minutes of television per day, where it is impossible to avoid violent scenes. While some argue that media violence does not make children more aggressive, the document asserts that extensive exposure to violence can desensitize children to violence and make them more likely to see violence as a way to solve problems. It concludes that multimedia violence does have negative impacts on children's behaviors and can lead to increased real-life violence.
Factors affecting development
The document discusses several factors that affect child development, including parenting styles, media influences, peer influences, and physical activity. It describes different parenting styles (authoritative, authoritarian, indulgent, neglectful) and their effects. Studies discussed found that violent media can increase aggressive behavior in children, while educational media like Sesame Street can improve behaviors. Peer influence can be positive by increasing feelings of acceptance, but negative peers may promote poor behavior and decrease school value. Physical activity is also impacted by mimicking peers. Overall, peer groups are important for development if a range of friends are socialized with.
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This document summarizes a research paper on the effects of television violence on viewers, especially children. It discusses several previous studies that have found links between viewing violent TV content and increased aggressive behaviors in children. It also describes cultivation theory and the mean world syndrome, as well as the concepts of catharsis and catalytic effects. The document analyzes the methodologies and findings of multiple studies on television violence and areas that warrant further research.
13 Children And Tv Violence
Extensive research has found that viewing TV violence can negatively impact children in several ways:
- It can cause children to become numb to violence, accept violence as a way to solve problems, and imitate violent acts.
- Children who watch realistic and repeated violence are more likely to behave aggressively.
- Parents can help by limiting TV time, avoiding violent shows, and discussing what they see to prevent harmful effects.
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Television violence and the effects on children
- 1. Television violence and the effects on children
- 2. Children spend a lot of time of their life watching Tv or playing to games
- 3. For being at a difficult age, children don’ t know to make the difference between good and bad.
- 4. Children learn from the imitation of people who look after them, so as children mimic adults , children mimic whatever they can see on TV too.
- 5. Researchs have demostrated that children programs broadcast around 25 acts of violence per hour
- 6. ● It can be dangerous for their health because it doesn’t encourage anybody to do sport for example.
- 7. When there wasn't TV children spent the days playing in the street with their friend.
- 8. Other problems are the rubbish TV's programs which teach or make something "normal", that it isn't. As say the thing at the top or don't respect the turn of word.
- 9. We can receive a lot of information from all the world and this helps us to have more general knowledge.
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