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Are there any positive effects of TV media exposure on attention-related skills?

Yes, TV media exposure can improve attention-related skills.

No, TV media exposure has no effect on attention-related skills.

TV media exposure only has a positive effect on visual attention, not other attention-related skills.

TV media exposure actually hinders attention-related skills.

Have you observed any changes in attention-related behaviors in individuals who have had significant exposure to TV media?

Yes

What strategies do you think can help mitigate the potential negative effects of TV media on attention-related issues?

Limiting screen time and encouraging other activities such as reading or outdoor play

Implementing parental controls to restrict access to certain TV programs

Encouraging active viewing by discussing the content and asking questions

Using educational TV programs that promote cognitive development

Do you believe that parental monitoring and guidance can play a role in minimizing the impact of TV media on attention-related issues?

Yes

What is your main reason for watching TV?

To stay informed about current events

To relax and unwind after a long day

To learn about different cultures and lifestyles

To keep up with popular TV shows and trends

Do you believe that excessive TV media exposure can contribute to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?

Yes

Not sure

Which of the following factors do you think can influence the impact of TV media exposure on attention-related issues? (Select all that apply)

Duration of exposure

Content of programs

Screen time limits

In your opinion, does the use of educational TV programs have a positive impact on attention-related skills in children?

Yes

Not sure

Have you noticed any differences in attention-related abilities between individuals who watch a lot of TV and those who don't?

Yes

Not applicable

Which of the following age groups do you believe are most vulnerable to the negative effects of TV media exposure on attention-related issues? (Select all that apply)

Preschoolers

School-age children

Teenagers

Adults

What role do you think parents should play in managing their child's TV media exposure to minimize attention-related issues?

Parents should closely monitor and limit their child's TV media exposure to prevent attention-related issues.

Parents should completely ban their child from watching TV to avoid attention-related issues.

Parents should allow their child unlimited access to TV as it has no impact on attention-related issues.

Parents should rely on schools to manage their child's TV media exposure to minimize attention-related issues.

Do you think there should be stricter regulations on the amount and content of TV media accessible to young children?

Yes

Not sure

Which of the following alternative activities do you believe can help improve attention-related skills in children? (Select all that apply)

Reading books

Engaging in physical activities

Playing educational games

Participating in creative arts

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