Reality television has interfered in a damaging way society has grown for the past decades. Reality television has played a harmful role on influencing our society’s behavior. As adolescents view reality shows like Jersey Shore, that represent promiscuous and drunken behavior, they believe that that’s the way they have to be living in the moment. The damaging behaviors of reality television represent the sad state of society. Reality television enables individuals to express sincere emotions , that is because, the negative behaviour shown on reality television interferes with the actual behaviour in individuals; suppressing their own reality from the real world. With the outbreak of its creation reality television has damaged the way humans interact with one another. Society has come to believe that what is seen to go on the widescreen is the correct, funny, and normal way to behave. Reality television plays a negative role in society.
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On the screen it is viewed that the stars to appear as young and beautiful people binge on alcohol consumption, but they always opt out the consequences that alcohol brings to the human health. Reality television portrays alcohol consumption to be glamorous with very few recognition on any depiction of negative consequences. Valerie Paredes, Vanessa Cantu, and Noreen Graf state in their writing Journal of Alcohol & Drug Education, “ Reality TV that glamorizes or otherwise depict alcohol use as desirable or fun are particularly enticing and detrimental to young viewers, who have little tolerance for alcohol, but a high will to experiment with it.” (23). The authors are stating in their message that reality TV encourages viewers on alcohol consumption and that reality TV demonstrates alcohol to be glamorous, but leaving out the foul play caused by the drink. Reality television is creating a pragmatic role in
On the screen it is viewed that the stars to appear as young and beautiful people binge on alcohol consumption, but they always opt out the consequences that alcohol brings to the human health. Reality television portrays alcohol consumption to be glamorous with very few recognition on any depiction of negative consequences. Valerie Paredes, Vanessa Cantu, and Noreen Graf state in their writing Journal of Alcohol & Drug Education, “ Reality TV that glamorizes or otherwise depict alcohol use as desirable or fun are particularly enticing and detrimental to young viewers, who have little tolerance for alcohol, but a high will to experiment with it.” (23). The authors are stating in their message that reality TV encourages viewers on alcohol consumption and that reality TV demonstrates alcohol to be glamorous, but leaving out the foul play caused by the drink. Reality television is creating a pragmatic role in