Watching Educational Television Programming Like Sesame Street Is Associated with

question 47

Multiple Choice

Watching educational television programming like Sesame Street is associated with

• A)short-term benefits,such as getting higher grades in elementary school,but these effects tend to "wash out" by middle childhood.
• B)getting higher grades,reading more books,and placing more value on achievement in high school.
• C)above average IQ scores,advanced moral understanding,and resistance to peer pressure in adolescence.
• D)overweight and obesity,particularly for children who spend more than an hour a day watching educational television.

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