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The effect of television on our children is an issue that has been widely debated throughout the world.
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The effect of television on our children is an issue that has been widely debated throughout the world. A great deal of research has been conducted on this topic, and psychologists agree that television has the potential to generate both positive and negative effects in young people. A child's developmental level is a critical factor in determining how deeply the medium affects them. Television has the potential to expose children to inappropriate topics such violence, sexuality and offensive language. Consequent to the level of violence shown on TV, it has been revealed that there was a gradual increase in crimes in Australia from the year 1995-1998 (UNSW, 1996,Internet). However, despite the negative effects television has had on children, television has also been accepted as a wonderful tool in the instruction of teaching in schools or at home. Children can develop a broader understanding of nature, culture and the environment around...
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