The Cause and Effect of Watching Too Much Television
Brady Taylor
COMM 105
University of Phoenix


Watching too much television in one sitting can cause a great deal of psychological and physiological problems for a person. Children are sometimes scolded by their parents for sitting to close to a television. So I decided to look into this matter deeper, with some reported information along with my own personal views on the cause and effect of watching too much TV.
As a child, my parents always told me not to sit too close to a television because it would damage my eye-sight. Or, watching too much would spoil my brain. I never understood how bad eye-sight and a spoiled brain could come out being 1 foot away from a television for 10 hours a day. It was a hobby for me to keep myself updated on the concurring news and events. Discoveries and invention of devices are always welcome until humans, find a way to abuse its benefits and be adversely affected by it. TV was also......

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