The Negative Effects Of Television And Its Effects On Children
Introduction
Playing games and watching TV is the favourable moment for the kids, no world without it. Healthy and active children is still produced by a country though this phenomena occurs widely. Educational TV for under-twos has little benefit, says the US report. The American academy of Paediatrics states that there is evidence to back up advertising claims that television and DVDs can improve social language skills. Children who spend hours every day on their PlayStation or Xbox video consoles may not be rotting their ideas, as many parents scared. A report from the European parliament concluded that computer games are good for children and teach them essential life skills. Misunderstanding the advantage of screen time causes many negative …show more content…
They also taken fewer calories, (energy consumption was reduced by about 200 kilo-calories) compared with the control group. These results were statistically important. The interposition worked better among families of low socioeconomic status, (based on the ‘screen time and child obesity’ article by the NHS Knowledge Service). From this it is well understood that the lower value of BMI among children is not because of the limitation to computer games and TV. Families with low socioeconomic status tend to consume less foods in their daily life as their expenditure are low. The researchers note that although the change in television viewing was related to change in energy absorption, it was not allied to any change in physical activity. Dr Leonard Epstein and colleagues should study among children which underweight, normal weight and overweight to find exact statistics of child obesity based on BMI of children. The research have made the mistake by giving unlimited watching television and playing computer games before study the child obesity because children normally play computer games and watching television during free time mostly. The study only included children who are already at or above the 75th percentile of BMI for their age; the results may therefore not apply to children who are less overweight. The TV monitoring device accumulates the total hours of
Playing games and watching TV is the favourable moment for the kids, no world without it. Healthy and active children is still produced by a country though this phenomena occurs widely. Educational TV for under-twos has little benefit, says the US report. The American academy of Paediatrics states that there is evidence to back up advertising claims that television and DVDs can improve social language skills. Children who spend hours every day on their PlayStation or Xbox video consoles may not be rotting their ideas, as many parents scared. A report from the European parliament concluded that computer games are good for children and teach them essential life skills. Misunderstanding the advantage of screen time causes many negative …show more content…
They also taken fewer calories, (energy consumption was reduced by about 200 kilo-calories) compared with the control group. These results were statistically important. The interposition worked better among families of low socioeconomic status, (based on the ‘screen time and child obesity’ article by the NHS Knowledge Service). From this it is well understood that the lower value of BMI among children is not because of the limitation to computer games and TV. Families with low socioeconomic status tend to consume less foods in their daily life as their expenditure are low. The researchers note that although the change in television viewing was related to change in energy absorption, it was not allied to any change in physical activity. Dr Leonard Epstein and colleagues should study among children which underweight, normal weight and overweight to find exact statistics of child obesity based on BMI of children. The research have made the mistake by giving unlimited watching television and playing computer games before study the child obesity because children normally play computer games and watching television during free time mostly. The study only included children who are already at or above the 75th percentile of BMI for their age; the results may therefore not apply to children who are less overweight. The TV monitoring device accumulates the total hours of