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To: Crackingham
Teachers are under pressure to vie for the child's attentional resources which have been damaged by exposure to fast changing screen images.

I recall telling a friend back in 1984 how music videos would have a much greater impact if they were accompanied by visual images that flew by at a speed people's brains could barely comprehend. It didn't occur to me that that might be a bad thing for a segment of the population - I was just thinking of the earlier efforts toward subliminal advertising.

2 posted on 10/06/2005 1:22:20 AM PDT by NewRomeTacitus (Have faith in God, because Man will disappoint you every time.)
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To: NewRomeTacitus
Blipverts from Max Headroom. And we know how that turned out.
6 posted on 10/06/2005 1:40:14 AM PDT by ordinaryguy
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To: NewRomeTacitus

I don't know about stunting their brains, I do know it corrupts their morals and manners as they imitate their favorite cartoons and characters!


32 posted on 10/06/2005 3:49:43 AM PDT by GailA (Glory be to GOD and his only son Jesus.)
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To: NewRomeTacitus

Look up a book entitled "Four Agruments for the Elimination of Television" it is a fascinating read. The author basically says the same things fond in this study and he wrote it in the '70's....


53 posted on 10/07/2005 2:04:44 AM PDT by databoss (WMD's, Syria and North Korea...)
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