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Cartoons Disadvantages

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Pandit & Kulkarni (2012) proposed a research on effects of watching cartoon channels on children. It is stated that in the living age of technology and information,it is good start to learn from schools as well as TV. TV programs cause more empathetic generation as TV plays an important role in making innovative adults and enhance their skills. Researchers have taken examples of Tom and Jerry, Dore- Mon and Loony Toons etc, that these are considered as favorites. But now these have drastic changes and effects children in a negative way as well. Advantages and disadvantages of children’s cartoon are discussed in this study. Positive effects of cartoon includes mind sharpening, and enhancing their power of thinking and compels them to try new …show more content…

This research study used a previous research by Brag, Chen and Borrow (1996) as basis to find out psychological construct of anthropomorphic portrayal. This study described the connection between behavioral and anthropomorphism. Using experimental method, participants were divided into two group to determined anthropomorphic effects of cats and dogs. With the help of two experiments it was explored that acute acute exposure to anthropomorphism in domestic animals such as cats and dogs can have impact on behavior and initiate preconceived meanings. Findings of the study shows that even accidental exposure to anthropomorphic portrayal of animals lead people to expect that human attributed personality from animals. This study is considered as a basic guideline to study impact of anthropomorphism on …show more content…

This study proposed the role of animals in children’s literature that what purpose animals serve in story telling. Detailed functions of literature and process of anthropomorphism is stated in this article. Background of anthropomorphism in children’s literature is also discussed which was stared in 1740. Finding of this study showed that book have an unimaginable impact on children ans usually powerful as well. It changes perception of the children towards animals and they distinguish animals in forms of predators and prey.this study concluded that anthropomorphism is misguiding children as reality is

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