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Negative TV Effects on Young Children

The document discusses a research study on the negative effects of television exposure on children ages 3 to 6, exploring aspects like violence, sexual content, and commercials. It covers significant ideas and facts from resources on child development and behavior to inform people about this issue and potentially direct further research.

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Negative TV Effects on Young Children

The document discusses a research study on the negative effects of television exposure on children ages 3 to 6, exploring aspects like violence, sexual content, and commercials. It covers significant ideas and facts from resources on child development and behavior to inform people about this issue and potentially direct further research.

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Mitch Sabio
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ABSTRACT

Most children enter the world of television even before they start schooling. Being young
as they are, they can quickly imitate others action by observing, thus, might even copy
displeasing contents. A research on television exposure was conducted to determine its negative
effects on children ages three to six. The aspects explored are violence, sexual content, and
commercials. Further investigations on situations related to the research were made to concretize
the idea.
This report covers significant ideas and salient facts based on YourChild Development
and Behavior Resources by University of Michigan Health System and KidsHealth from
Nemours. This will allow concerned people to be knowledgeable of this problem. In addition to
that, it may direct further research study.

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