How Did Television Affect 2-3 Year Old Children

In North America TV replaced oral history and also methods of communication, also to get you to buy it in hard times. Most of all babies may see TV before know they really get to figure out what it is. When a new TV is placed there are decisions made about where the TV goes and where your furniture goes. It shows how very important TV is to people all around. CELF families had ''78 percent of television in parents room and 47 percent place a tv in children's room."(Arnold 223) Very young children are able to operate the TV, and people want to study what effect it has on the 2-3 year old children. They put cameras i n house to get research to see if families are really watching TV or looking at it, and also to see if it was off also to see if people were focused on the TV. …show more content…
History changed because there were no TV's in the 1940s but when we got TV's everyone got a new set. There are more TVs adding the TVs that we have now we have to add the old TVs we have. People throw out old or broken TVs they weighed a billion pounds and we recycled a little bit of TVs. There are different types of styles of TV but the old ones are found and the new ones are popular so they are put in homes. Way in the old stuff you might not find new TVs like flat panels, but in the new stuff you might find old stuff in the new things because some people might have old TVs that they hung on to. The battleship curve that archaeologists uses shows us the later in years it got older TVs didn't get signal so they were all thrown out. Stuff back then came into style then went out of