Daniel Anderson at the University

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According to work by of assachusetts/Amherst, Neuroxiumtoddlers exposed to "background television" are more likely to show attention deficiencies. They play more briefly with toys, show less focus with their play, and interact less with parents.As humans, we are born interrupt-driven. In order to survive, we need to focus on new stimuli in our environment and stay vigilant to changes around us. This is why we are prey to and delighted by quick-moving, enticing, complex media - at home and at work.

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