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    Negative Screen Time Effects on Young Children Statistics show that screen time negatively affects children’s learning abilities and development. “The effects of so much screen time can include speech delays‚ aggressive behavior and obesity.” (Lavey) Since parents play a role in how much television their kids can watch‚ they can minimize the chances of their brains not developing correctly. “The first 2 years of life are considered a critical time for brain development. TV and

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    Commercial 1 : Cigarettes and a Gun Smoking is perceived as harmful to the public. Three young boys were smoking together. One uses gun lighter‚ which signifies danger. Closely looking at their faces‚ I assume that they were smoking because of depression. This advertise is passing on a negative influence to upcoming generation. The advertise was created by the Center for Diseases Control‚ to inform non-smokers about the dangers of smoking. It compares cigarettes to bullets in a gun as a way to explain

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    THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF FACEBOOK ON TEENAGERS Advances in technology enhance our lives in healthy‚ positive ways. These days‚ shopping‚ education‚ communication and entertainment are only a few clicks away. Social networking‚ especially Facebook- the most popular social network site currently‚ enriches our lives by helping us to connect and share with colleagues‚ clients‚ family and friends in ways that wouldn’t otherwise be possible. Spending too much time on this site‚ however‚ can have negative

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    according to the article on CQ researcher by Mary H Cooper‚ smoking has been declining. This started happening in the 1960 ’s when the surgeon general issued the first link to lung cancer and smoking. Nonetheless‚ even after this warning‚ about 23 percent of adults in America smoke cigarettes (Cooper). People still smoke cigarettes even though there are now many laws across the united states that either prohibit minors from smoking or prohibits smoking in certain areas such as restaurants‚ workplaces‚ social

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    June 06‚ 2013 By: Hager Samin Negative Effects of Reality Television I know for a fact that reality T.V shows are negative on teenagers. To start with‚ the shows for example jersey shore they do not emphasize education and responsibility. All they care for is partying drinking and smoking weed every single day. The characters in the show think its no big deal to show what they doing in daily basis on reality TV. They don’t care a bit for what kids might be

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    commercials that were indistinguishable from an ad for cigarettes (Lovejoy). Such advertising have not been seen in four decades (Lovejoy). On January 1‚ 1971‚ President Nixon signed legislation that banned tobacco cigarette advertising on television and radio (Lovejoy). The reason that NJOY was allowed to run its ad was because it was not advertising regular tobacco cigarettes‚ instead it is advertising electronic cigarettes (Lovejoy). An electronic cigarette or e-cig is an electronic inhaler that vaporizes

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    disrupted. The downside of watching too much television is that it will make the children less creative and more passive where they refuse to leave the spot and would rather just ask someone near them to fetch necessities for them. Thus‚ engendering the effects on the body-activity to malfunction. The body monitors and handles the distribution of energy where it needs the most of it. When you just sit there and watch‚ your body will get confused and the energy distribution will go haywire as it doesn’t have

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    practice of cigarette smoking experiences of young women‚ who smoke on a regular daily basis. Four semi structured interview sessions were carried out with participants’ who fitted the inclusion criteria. The transcripts generated from the interviews were analysed using the principle of interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA). Three super-ordinate themes were revealed from the data analysis that extensively captured how participants perceive and relate to their gendered practice of cigarette smoking:

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    Electronic cigarettes‚ or e-cigarettes‚ have become increasingly popular in recent years. Regular cigarette smoking has been on the decline due to many factors including price‚ health risks‚ and the fact that most public places no longer allow indoor smoking; making it an inconvenience to step outside and light one up. The convenience‚ affordability‚ and health benefits are just a number of reasons the electronic cigarette is rising in popularity. A comparison between e-cigarettes and regular

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    but were offended and felt unpleasant by the smell of cigarette? You would not be feeling that soon. The University of California is banning the cigarettes and all tobacco products from its campus over the next two years. Students and staffs would not be able to smoke anywhere on a UC campus. Main purpose of this policy is to reduce exposure of second-hand smoke. Through this policy‚ UC is hoping that the percentage of students and staff smoking to be reduced. This policy is pretty reasonable and it

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