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The Plug-In Drug/Television, Children, and the Family

Author Winn, Marie
Publisher Penguin
Category Family & Relationships
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Author(s)Winn, Marie
PublisherPenguin
ISBN / ASIN0140076980
ISBN-139780140076981
AvailabilityIn stock
Sales Rank15,121
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸

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Based on interviews with families, teachers and child specialists, this study examines television's impact on children. The book addresses the question - how does the passive act of watching television affect the developing child's relationship with the real world? This revised edition includes material on video games and computers, as well as a new chapter, "Television and the school". This work aims to help parents and educators re-examine their attitudes towards television and become aware of its dangers.
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