department of Digital Arts, faculty of Art, Damghan university, Damghan, Iran
Abstract
In the twentieth century, the field of communications and its related technologies has undergone many changes, as in many other areas. In recent years, researchers have been talking about information bursts, the technology revolution, or the era of electronic media. Among the media, TV has always been one of the most important media.The speeding up of the importance of television in the lives of children is always accompanied by the same pace of fear and concern from parents about the media and its negative effects on the lives of children. This is an issue and a controversial concern. The present research seeks to overcome the differences of opinion in this field and, from a psychological and social point of view, examine the impact of media television on its main audience, the children. The theoretical findings from this study reinforce the skepticism about the relationship between the TV child and justify fears and fears. The theoretical findings from this study reinforce the skepticism about the relationship between the TV child and justify fears and fears. The practical contribution of this research is to propose appropriate solutions to parents in order to better manage the health of the child.
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