Effects Of Television on Society
Society-as described by Webster's Dictionary is: human being collectively; the fashionable world; a community; an association; companionship. The usage of the words, collectively, community, association, companionship, proves to me that when something changes, or when an events occurs it effects all. Television boomed into American family life after World War II. In 1950 only ten percent of Americans had a television set. In ten years ninety percent own a television set. Is it coincidence that these were the baby boom years? There was a dramatic increase in births in America after television creped its way into our homes. I presume after the war people were eager to see their spouses. After television was in their homes this gave American less reason to leave. Studies conducted in this country have shown that the life styles have changed. The activates of outings, or "get together," decreased movie-going sporting events, etc. A case study in Israel supports these findings in America. Over a course of twenty years there were three major findings in that country. One finding that provides evidence is sporting events and performing arts have declined significantly. Families are
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Approximate Word count = 847
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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