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1. Begin by describing the cause(s) and effect(s) you found in the paragraph(s) you chose. (2+ sentences)

1. Cause:  Oral history (or narrative) has been almost totally replaced by mass media broadcast.

2. Effect:  Therefore, broadcast communication has become such a fixture in the realms of economic decisions, political outcomes, and moral reasoning.

2. Connect those cause(s) and effect(s) to consumerism.  How does it affect/relate to consumerism? (2+ sentences)

1. The desire/need for broadcast communication is so great that, even when the US was facing the height of its last temporary economic decline, the money spent on TV advertising was over $50 billion dollars.  Broadcast communication has become one of the biggest forces in the consumerist society, as is shown through the amount of money spent on TV advertising targeting consumers.

3. Reflect on how the cause(s) and effect(s) of consumerism affect you. (2+ sentences)

1. The constant stream of advertising, whether on TV or on the computer, continually puts new, "improved" products on my radar trying to convince me that the product that I have is somehow faulty or dated.  Because of the fact that ads can be personalized based on search history, I am usually easily convinced.  The only thing keeping me from spending money on the things advertised is that I have no money to spend on them.  And also, you can usually find a cheaper version on Ebay.

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Children are slightly more likely than their parents to watch TV alone.The socially isolating potential of TV appears higher among families that have more than 1 TV set in the home. -AADEN J

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Children are slightly more likely than their parents to watch TV alone.The socially isolating potential of TV appears higher among families that have more than 1 TV set in the home. -AADEN J

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Cause: 47 percent place a Tv in one or more of the bedrooms used by children. Effect : therefore 50 percent place a Tv in one or more of the bedrooms that the children use. Alyssa

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Cause: 47 percent place a Tv in one or more of the bedrooms used by children. Effect : therefore 50 percent place a Tv in one or more of the bedrooms that the children use. Alyssa

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cause/children are slightly more likely than their parents to watch TV alone.

effect/the socially isolating potential of TV appears higher among families that have more than one TV set in the home.

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Cause:  The proliferation of video technology since the debut of television in 1946

Effect: Television in 1946 has had a profound influence on American lifestyles

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Begin by describing the cause(s) and effect(s) you found in the paragraph(s) you chose. (2+ sentences)

1.cause:Kids are more likely then their parents to watch TV alone.
2.effect:the socially isolation potential of TV appears higher among families that have more than one TV.

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Cause: Children are more likely to watch TV alone in there rooms .
Effect: Children are more likely to suffer from social isolation.
Consumerism:

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Cause:children like watching t.v by themselves more than their parents like to watch TV alone.
Effect:  More t.vs are brought due to the fact that some children would rather watch t.v alone.

That is related to real life and consumerism because people are going to have to buy a t.v for every room. Which gives them the option to socially isolate themselves and watch t.v by themselves.

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cause-47 percent place a TV in one or more of the bedrooms used by children.
Effect-87 percent of the children of the age of four to six years are able to turn on the tv without assistance.

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Cause - Children like watching tv by themselves more than with their parents. Parents like to watch more tv with their sons and daughters more than by themselves.

effect- children would start socially isolating themselves.

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Most kids have TVs in there rooms so little kids can turn on a TV without help.

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cluse/ children are slightly more likely than their parents to watch tv alone
effect/ the socially isolating potential of tv appears higher among families that have more than one tv set in the home

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effect-kids of the age four to six years are able to turn the TV by there selfs
cause-TV higher families that have more than one TV