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    TV Channels project India in a bad light Recently the rise of consumerism and a spurt in the number of satellites in the vicinity of our planet have led to rise in the number of TV Channels as well as their viewers across the country.We have specialized channels that cater to the different categories of human taste viz entertainment‚ music‚ news‚sports‚etc. The wider availability of channels helps the viewer to opt among them as per his or her choice.The news channels which are clubbed together

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    It has long been the belief that bad parenting can have a negative impact on children. There are a variety of contributing factor that are identified as having a negative impact on parenting style‚ such as substance abuse‚ mental health issues‚ life stress and lack of financial and social resources and etc. To further complicate matters there are certain factors that place children at higher risk of experiencing abuse or neglect by a parent who doesn’t have the skills to be a good parent. Maternal

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    Does K-Pop Brings A Good Influence for Teenagers? What is K-Pop? K-pop or known as Korean Pop is a new music genre that was originally come from South Korea‚ Asia. Some say K-pop offered another style of music which has catchier and offer easy listening songs for their lovers. What makes it different too is that the style the singer has shown is something new for us and how they can deliver music on their own way that I believe none of this ever existed before. Just like how they could mix perfectly

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    Review The influence of violent media on children and adolescents: a public-health approach Lancet 2005; 365: 702–10 Centre for Forensic and Family Psychology‚ School of Psychology‚ University of Birmingham‚ UK (Prof K D Browne PhD‚ C Hamilton-Giachritsis PhD) Correspondence to: Prof Kevin Browne‚ Centre for Forensic and Family Psychology‚ School of Psychology‚ University of Birmingham‚ Edgbaston‚ Birmingham B15 2TT‚ UK k.d.browne@bham.ac.uk Kevin D Browne‚ Catherine Hamilton-Giachritsis

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    Cultural Influences in Children The negative cultural influences in children are television‚ video games‚ and music. The negative influences for video games: children are always playing it or wanting to play their xbox‚ wii or playstation‚ not wanting to go to school. Children will want to be on the game for several hours or all day. Children or adults can have seizures from the movement of all the changing lights and from the lights flashing especially in the dark. Children can have nightmares

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    stressful event. Most children are not prepared for the upcoming split of his/her parents. Studies have shown that less than 10% of children have support from grownups outside the family during the worst part of the divorce. The other 90% of children don’t have anyone. A divorce can affect a child in many ways. For example‚ their grades could drop drastically or they can be very unpleasant to be around. Each child is affected differently by divorce depending on their age. Children from ages 3-5 will

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    In the essay “School Is Bad for Children‚” John Holt argues the ways schools teach children is not right for them. He suggests many things to fix the problems. The first thing he mentions is abolishing compulsory school. Compulsory school is a strict law that demands people send their children to go to school. Holt says this law helps nobody‚ neither children nor teachers. If this rule was abolished‚ many things would happen with advantages and disadvantages. Children would have freedom for making

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    is the industry which most commonly guilty of perpetrating gender roles and stereotypes. Very sharp contrasting stereotyping of gender roles on television can be noticed in commercials and advertisements. Gender stereotypes can also be found in children ’s TV programs. Television fails to represent the world realistically to its viewers. Daytime advertisements on television tend to portray men in stereotypical roles of authority and patriarchal dominance‚ while women are associated with traditional

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    Children and the Internet   Think about how much time your children spend on electronics and what it could be doing to their health and intelligence. Instead of reading books and learning from experiences they’re glued to a screen that’s leaving them unable to react in real life. “Hands on experiences are vital to the developing of conversation and cause-effect relationships” (Negative effects of Internet usage on Child Development). Internet Influence on kids is becoming a problem with prolonged

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    on African American male children‚ it is worth investigating the historical influences that have lead to this epidemic. History has revealed that the prevalence of young African American men leaving their partners and their children is a trend that triggers unacceptable behavior‚ low self-esteem‚ menial academic achievement‚ a bleak outlook on life‚ and higher chances of passing the absent-father cycle (Fields‚ 201). Studies show that 80% of all African American children spend most of their childhood

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