Influence Of TV On Child Development

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"Television became a technical reality in the United States during the late 1930's. In January of 1948, there were over 100,000 television sets in use and ten years later, four out of five American homes had them. By 1969, the television set had become an integral part of American households, with 95 percent having at least one television set (Lange, Baker, & Ball, 1969). Almost from the beginning, there has been a concern on the part of educators, parents and other professionals, about child development and the effects that television has on children. The recent television landscape continues to be full of drugs, crime, violence, sex role and other stereotypes, as well as an explicit view of sexual matters. This paper deals with violence on TV and its effect on children's emotions and behavior, sex roles and (...)"

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