... reruns. When compared to England, whose British Broadcasting Corporation airs about 840 hours of children's programs a year, the comparison is astounding (Federman, 1996). Children's programs are also based on merchandise more than anything else. Networks and toy companies base their shows and cartoons around toys that are popular, lessening the educational worth of programs. So without proper programs, children are forced to change ... , they begin to think that pre-marital sex is the norm in our society. As children become adolescents they also venture into the world of Sex on Televisi...

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