Research: TV is Intellectually and Socially Dumbing Down Young Children

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<p>‘It is commo for pare ts to feel that their chil re are spe i g too m ch time i fro t of the televisio set. Accor i g to a Ca a ia st y, chil re who watch a excessive amo t of televisio exhibit a m ltit e of egative si e effects i cl i g poor la g age a social skills, a i crease b llyi g.</p>
<p>The 2013 st y was set o t to etermi e whether or ot viewi g televisio at 29 mo ths (abo t 2.5 years) was associate with school performa ce at 65 mo ths (abo t 5.5 years).</p>
<p>The st y, which was co cte o 991 girls a 1,006 boys with pare t a teacher reporte ata, came to this co cl sio :’</p>
<p><a href="http://www.waki gtimes.com/2016/03/28/research-televisio – mbi g- ow -yo g-chil re -i tellect ally-a -socially/" target="_bla k">Rea more: Research: TV is I tellect ally a Socially D mbi g Dow Yo g Chil re </a></p>