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January 10, 2014
Title: Do we Act Out What we See on TV?
Topic: Does Bad TV = Bad Kids
Discussed by Dan Isett
with Parents Television Council
Part 1 of 2
Dan Isett, with Parents Television Council, discusses a new study which
discovered that violent content on broadcast and cable television are virtually
indistinguishable. The study also revealed that broadcast TV shows consistently
underrated graphically-violent content as appropriate for 14-year-old children,
even though similar content on the cable networks was rated for mature audiences
only.
When will enough be enough? Kids and teens are acting out what they see on TV.
Even adults are being affected! Listen in to hear more shocking statistics.
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Title: Part 2 of 2
Topic: Does Bad TV = Bad Kids
Discussed by Dan Isett
with Parents Television Council
Children watching 4 episodes of
the hit broadcast TV show Revolution during the fall of 2013 were exposed to an
average of 91.5 acts of violence per episode. That is equivalent to a child
seeing one act of violence every 39 seconds!! Revolution, rated TV-14, had more
violence than all of the TV-MA cable shows in the study.
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December 30, 2013
Title: Acting out What They Watch
Topic: Does Bad TV = Bad Kids
Discussed by Dan Isett
with Parents Television Council
Part 1 of 2
While you are
getting supper ready or doing homework with one child, what is the other child
watching on TV? A new eye-opening report reveals a disturbing
trend of more violence on TV during primetime hours.
Over 3,000 medical and sociological studies during the last 50 years have
concluded that children are, in fact, greatly affected by what they see and hear
through various media outlets. Dan Isett has even done some studies of his own.
Listen in to hear his results.
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Title: Part 2 of 2
Topic: Does Bad TV = Bad Kids
Discussed by Dan Isett
with Parents Television Council
Many children and teens have
TV’s in their rooms now. How can parents control what they watch? They can’t.
Many parents want to be able to choose the channels they watch – and pay for.
Should we be able to?
Dan Isett, with Parents Television Council, reviews more of his findings about
the correlation between violence on TV and in movies and our kids today.
Listen in and share the link with your friends.
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November 18, 2013
Title: Acting out What They Watch
Topic: Does Bad TV = Bad Kids
Discussed by Dan Isett
with Parents Television Council
Part 1 of 2
While you are
getting supper ready or doing homework with one child, what is the other child
watching on TV? A new eye-opening report reveals a disturbing
trend of more violence on TV during primetime hours.
Over 3,000 medical and sociological studies during the last 50 years have
concluded that children are, in fact, greatly affected by what they see and hear
through various media outlets. Dan Isett has even done some studies of his own.
Listen in to hear his results.
More from this Guest More on this Topic More from this Organization
Title: Part 2 of 2
Topic: Does Bad TV = Bad Kids
Discussed by Dan Isett
with Parents Television Council
Many children and teens have
TV’s in their rooms now. How can parents control what they watch? They can’t.
Many parents want to be able to choose the channels they watch – and pay for.
Should we be able to?
Dan Isett, with Parents Television Council, reviews more of his findings about
the correlation between violence on TV and in movies and our kids today.
Listen in and share the link with your friends.
More from this Guest More on this Topic More from this Organization