The Relationship between Children and Television

Relationship between children and television The role of media in childhood obesity and other eating disorders has been criticized over the past few years. This led me to study the relationship between children and television, focusing on my hypothesis that advertisements for children form negatively their ideas. Survey subjects are 6 to 10 years old, and survey methods are questionnaires, text analysis, books, television programs, the Internet and so on.

Advertisers are attracting and attracting the attention of children by using various devices including high-speed formats and special effects (Biggens 1989, Houston, and Wright 1989), and the relationship between children in real life and television Relationship (Biggens 1989). Impact of gender role on cognition and development (Courtney and Whipple 1983), expression of antisocial behavior including violence and attacks (Goldberg and Gorn 1978; McNeal 1987), and expectations for parents to provide advertising products (Goldberg and Gorn) 1978) Advertisement provides information to promote children's social development (Schneider 1987)

Children incorporate what they saw on television into real life. When you do not want to watch TV. This has been proven in many ways. In 1999 more than half of the toys were related to television. This shows that there is a close relationship between television and their lives. In the playground you can see the children of popular TV shows. Many children pretend to pretend to shoot each other. Basically, they are interpreting violence on TV. I am only pretending now, but what happens when the boundary between reality and fantasy disappears?

Hager et al. (2006) In their research, TV viewing and children's sports activities examined the relationship between children's television viewing (TV) and physical activity (PA) during the academic year. As a result, although management of sex and body mass index (BMI) was not statistically significant, it was shown that all children had a relationship between PA and TV. Also, two hours after school is more active than a boy watching television a boy without a television. Girls have similar tendencies, but none of them are important

Obesity In general, it is said that children who are watching TV for more than 2 hours a day are more likely to be overweight. Dr. in explaining the relationship between TV viewing and childhood obesity. Viner and TJ Cole of R · M University College London evaluated data from 8,158 participants from the 1970 cohort. Height, weight and frequency of TV viewing are evaluated in 5 years, 10 years and 30 years. Researchers have found that an additional hour's week on Friday increases the risk of 7% obesity to see a 5 year old child over the recommended 2 hours.