children and tv

Influence of television on children Children are mainly exposed to home TV, television violence, television culture. Therefore, parents play a pivotal role in helping children understand what they see on television. Today, TV affects the life of an infant and it is worst every year. For young children it is very difficult to choose the program to watch. Due to lack of experience, they need more help from adults.

Children watching TV always have a negative impact. Children who are television viewers increasingly got to see life as entertainment events, they prefer to play a role in television programs, and the active content of the current broadcast has great influence on the children There. Also, watching television without faced with violent violence is inevitable. Again, the effect of TV viewing depends on the content and type of program. Children must tell which parents are watching the correct TV program. (Carter Building, 1996)

Children's TV viewing time is a parent's report to evaluate children's TV / video viewing time on regular working days and weekends. In particular, I used two questions (the time when your child saw the TV / video on normal working day and the time I saw the TV / video at the usual weekend) to evaluate the child's TV viewing time . Children of this age usually spend 6-8 hours / day on day care, but during that time they do not have the chance to watch TV. The average daily viewing time of a day is calculated using the following formula. TV time of the day = (((TV time of working day × 5) + TV time of the weekend) / 7. After that, according to the recommendation of AAP on children's TV viewing time (that is, since this cutoff point is also used for children from 1 to 2 years old, the current survey results are those published by other works Watch TV on work day and weekday

Factors related to TV viewing time of infants and pre-school children in Greece: GENESIS study

Today, children are exposed to television for a long time in everyday life (5). Children spend more time on television than any other activity (6). In his study, Larsen decided that young people in America, Europe, and East Asia are seeing an average of 1.5 to 2.5 hours a day (7). The authors stated that the children spend hours watching television for 3 hours and 10 minutes (8). Turkish children watch television on average for 3-4 hours a day (9). Throughout the year, the children spent about 900 hours at school. On the other hand, they are watching television for 1500 hours a year (10). According to the survey, home averages 4 hours 53 minutes a day on average (11).