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Effects of media on the #physical, #emotional, #social, and #cognitive #childdevelopment
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1
What type of feedback from peers enhances self-esteem?
Negative feedback
Neutral
Positive and Negative feedback
Positive feedback
2
As early as 7 years old, what perception develops?
Perception of "beauty"
Perception of "chest hair"
Perception of "unideal"
Perception of "ideal"
3
What in video games can lead to aggressive behaviors and thoughts?
Drama
Kissing
Comedy
Violence
4
What is the relationship between time spent with television and video games and weight status?
Who cares? AMERICA
There is a relationship between them, but it is weak.
More time with technology correlates with higher weight.
There is no relationship between them.
5
Children who watch violent T.V. shows are most likely to show aggression in school towards:
Peers and teachers
School supplies
Parents
Chairs and tables
6
After viewing same-gender photographic models, body esteem:
decreased
fluctuated
increased
stayed the same
7
What can children learn from T.V. shows like Sesame Street?
Cooking skills and animals
Vocabulary, colors, math, letter recognition, and reading
Typing and how to use social media
Sesame Street characters
8
Who is more likely to have thin-ideals and thoughts of eating disorders?
Girls and Boys
Girls
Boys
Cows and Puppies
9
At what age does educational T.V. have longest and most powerful effects?
Between 2 and 3
Between 0 and 2
Between 4 and 6
Between 7 and 8
10
What type(s) of development does media influence?
Physical, social, emotional, and cognitive
Fine and gross motor
Language
None
11
Media influence can lead to:
decreased stress, high self-esteem, and anxiety
decreased stress, low self-esteem, and anxiety
increased stress, high self-esteem, and depression
increased stress, low self-esteem, and depression
12
How many hours of T.V. a week have shown a decrease in grades and test scores?
30 minutes
More than 10 hours
5 hours
3.14 hours
13
Following image exposure, men who viewed ideal male images in TV ads reported higher levels of:
muscle satisfaction and happiness
muscle dissatisfaction and anxiety
muscle satisfaction and depression
muscle dissatisfaction and depression
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What does the media consider the ideal male physique?
Low body fat percentage and higher level of muscularity
High body fat percentage and lower level of muscalarity
Low body fat percentage and lower level of muscularity
High body fat percentage and higher level of muscularity
