... fertility and morality. Before the Industrial Revolution fertility rates were high, as was child mortality, which barred population growth. However, during the early Industrial Revolution diets improved and disease control got better reducing child mortality. John Komlos, chair of economic history at the University of Munich, concludes in his article from Social Science History, "that the good harvests of the ... ...

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... children, as it dictates societal conventions and teaches children how people act and interact in different settings . Unfortunately, it is impersonal, and thus not responsive to a child's needs, or questions he/she might have. This can lead to anti-social behaviour, and a lack of communication skills as a result of limited experiences with peers, and an abundance of experiences with a television screen ... ...

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