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Cartoons Impact On Children

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School of Social Sciences and Humanities

RESEARCH METHOD-II

BS- MC
6TH Semester

Research Essay
Impact of TV (Cartoons) on Children’s

Submitted By: Zil e Huma Nisar (13005077018)
Submitted To: Naveed Alam

University of Management and Technology, Lahore

IMPACT OF TV (Cartoons) ON CHILDREN

Introduction
Children are sometimes considered to be the closest reflection of the creature of the world innocent and purity illustrate that they are acceptable by the corrupt thoughts and practices. They resemble with the wet clay, enthusiastic and ever ready to be shaped in every manner you want to mould them. Who can forget to watch Tom and Jerry or Looney tones on mornings? Cartoons have changed drastically over the years but have their lasting effects on children. TV shows and animated films have been entertaining the kids for over 80 years. Cartoon Network the most favorite channel in the world. CN started its transmission in 1992, and has gained record breaking popularity. Since august 2002, it has been watched in more than 80 million homes in United States and in 145 countries throughout the world. It is the most famous and supported channel for cable television network. Cartoon Network is the 24/7 channel and broadcasting only “Cartoons” .There is a wide range of cartoons from fairy tale like “Beauty and the Beast” to action cartoons like “Ben Ten” and “Pokémon”. Kids of age group from 6- 11 are the craziest lover of cartoon network. It 68% percent audience belongs to

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