At different ages, children watch and understand television in different ways, depending on the length of their attention span, the way in which they understand and process the information, the amount of mental effort they invest, and their own life experiences. These variables must all be examined to gain an understanding of how television violence affects children at different ages. Infants are usually more interested in their own daily activities. Even when they do direct …
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…is our constitutional right to be able to watch what we want and not have someone else telling us what to do. Others say that society especially children are taking away the wrong ideas that some television programs promote. As long as people are making money by putting out these types of programs they will be broadcasted some way or another. The mado goes "if you don't like what you are seeing change the channel".