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What does the following ratings mean?
TVY
TVY7
TVY7FV
TV14
TVMA
Do children have the capacity to distinguish between violence seen on TV and violence in the real world?
How does the National Institute for the Media and Family categorize media violence?
How long does the typical child sit in front of the TV daily?
What organization rates video games and for what purpose?
What essential theme has remained consistent throughout history?
What role does desensitization play in TV violence?
How does the brain react to violent media?
How can heavy media violence affect a child’s worldview?
What are your comments on both “Children’s Television Viewing” and “Advice for Parents on TV Watching”, below?
Advice for Parents on Television Watching
The 1992 APA task force on television provided guidelines for parents to help them regulate their children’s viewing habits. They included the following:
Maintain an activities time-chart including TV viewing, playing with friends, and homework. Discuss what to eliminate and its substitute.
Establish a weekly viewing limit. Have the child select programs from television schedules at the beginning of the week. Assign points to specific programs and give a point total for the week. Less desirable programs may cost more to watch.
Rule out TV at certain times, e.g., mealtimes or on school nights.
Encourage the entire family to have a program choice before turning the TV on.
Remember that you provide a model. If you watch lots of TV, chances are your child will too.
In monitoring the violence children see, the report suggested that parents:
Watch at least one episode of the programs their children watch to know its frequency and degree of violence.
When viewing violence together, discuss why it occurs and how painful it is. Ask how conflict can be resolved without aggression.
Explain how violence on programs is faked.
Encourage children to watch programs with characters that cooperate and care for each other.