Marie Winn asserts using anecdotal evidence that television is affecting communication skills negatively (443-45). She states that children spend too many hours in a “one-way relationship with television people” (443) and that this involvement effects communication or interaction in the real world. Winn also points out a study that shows that “eye-to-eye contact” (443) and patterns plays a significant influence over how an individual is able achieve a proper human relationship. She warns that television is the reason that this is occurring as displayed with another anecdote in the article that when watching television individuals experience no effort compared to the interactions of real-life scenarios. Winn also claims that television is damaging
