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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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78% of families have tvs in the parents room
47% have tvs in one or more of the childrens room

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1. begin by describing cuase's and effect you read/find while reading the paragraph
1. cause: history has been almost fully replaced by mass podcast from people around the globe

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80% percent of families have something like a tv from a projector to a big screen and all of the families us but on the other hand the other percent of families either dont have or cant offord but they still enjoy technology

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children are more likly to watch tv alone than parents children watch tv alone about 17% and 6% of parents watch alone

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Some many people have TV's that when someone doesn't have on ewe are surprised

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in 1947 u.s. house holds alone oned over 44,000 tvs and during the early 2000s people purchesed 31 million tv sets

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question one: cause is significantly better TV technology emerged in the form of flat-panel models

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

effect:  color CRT models declined precipitously 2. Reflect on how the cause(s) and effect(s) of consumerism affect you. (2+ sentences)

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78% of parents have tv's in their bedroom. And 47% have tv's in their kids bedroom. And as a result kids can oporate tv's at a young age.

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cause families now also routinely equip various bedrooms with televisions with teleision's. effect thesame kaiser funded project reveals that 87 percent of children age four to six years are able to turn the tv on without assitiance

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Children are slightly more likely than their parents to watch TV alone and Kids view solo in about 17 percent of the cases where we record TV viewing as the primary activity. This shows that many kids watch TV and some watch it alone. It affects me because I watch TV alone a lot too sometimes.

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talks about how when the newer years approach and everyone is throwing their older tvs away and getting the newwer flat model version

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most people who have a TV have the desire to get the newest one throwing out the old ones. also as newer tvs come out more people buy them. making the old ones absolute and then they all end up and the bottom of a landfill

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talks about how flat model tvs crt has plummeted and there unprecedented domain

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Kids view solo in about 17 percent of the cases where we record TV viewing as the primary activity, mothers and fathers watch alone in only 6 percent and 13 percent of the cases, respectively. -Cameron Demharter

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Kids view solo in about 17 percent of the cases where we record TV viewing as the primary activity, mothers and fathers watch alone in only 6 percent and 13 percent of the cases, respectively. -Cameron Demharter

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cause: new and better TV's are being used more.
effect: old TV's are being thrown out

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New Tvs come out, people want new tec. it affects me beacse my family wants the new tec.

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Cause: broadcast communication, particularly TV streamed content , figures so prominently in economic decisions political outcomes and moral reasoning

effect: that even at the hegiht of the last U.S recesion TV advertising  expenditures exceeded 50 billion dollars

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this is the cause: significantly better TV technology emerged in the form of flat-panel models, this is the result: color CRT models declined precipitously.  this relates to consumerism because its showing how people wanted to buy the newest things. and i also want the newest thing.

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1. I found that in Lines 85-98 the narrative informed that researchers did a test on families. This test shows that children watch TV more frequently that their parents.

Cause: Children are more inclined to watch Tv alone in their bedrooms more frequently than their parents.
"Children are Slightly more likely than their Parents to watch TV alone."
"Children much more frequently watch TV in a bedroom."

Effect: This happens more frequently depending on how many TV sets are in the home. This is socially isolating to children "The socially isolating potential of TV appears higher among families that have more than one TV set in the home."

2. The Families overall desire for multiple TV's in many different rooms changes a childs enviroment. The child becomes more isolated watching a TV for hours on end with no human interaction this could lead to many different mental disorders.

3. The constant need of having a new TV as entertainment is affecting a childs life harshly. So it it better to only have atmost 2 different TVs but in open family rooms so children can indeed watch them but not as isolated.

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broacast communication particularly television streamed content figures so prominently in economic decisions political outcomes and moral reasoning that even at the height of the last u.s recession television is now so intricately woven into fabric of the american family

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78% of families have tvs in the parents room
47% have tvs in one or more of the children room -River Wood

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78% of families have tvs in the parents room
47% have tvs in one or more of the children room - River Wood

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Cause- Kids are found to watch TV alone

Effect- Less quality time with the family.

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Most kids under 6 can turn on a TV and can switch the channel.  This shows that young kids are exposed to TVs at a young age.  This relates to consumerism because you have to buy a tv to operate one. Also, 47% of children's rooms have TVs, which means that humans have a desire to buy TVs for entertainment.