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student name: boyqobilova shahriyo shuhratovna final assessment version 5 reading paper television addiction a the term "tv addiction" is imprecise, but it captures the essence of a very real phenomenon. psychologists formally define addiction as a disorder characterized by criteria that include spending a great deal of time using the thing; using it more often than one intends; thinking about reducing use or making repeated unsuccessful efforts to reduce use; giving up important activities to use it; and reporting withdrawal symptoms when one stops using it. b all these criteria can apply to people who watch a lot of television. that does not mean that watching television, in itself, is problematic. television can teach and amuse; it can be highly artistic; it can provide much needed distraction and escape. the difficulty arises when people strongly sense that they ought not to watch as much as they do and yet find …

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r heart rate of people watching television. to study behavior and emotion in the normal course of life, as opposed to the artificial conditions of the laboratory, we have used the experience sampling method (esm). participants carried a beeper*, and we signaled them six to eight times a day, at random, over the period of a week; whenever they heard the beep, they wrote down what they were doing and how they were feeling. e as one might expect, people who were watching tv when we beeped them reported feeling relaxed and passive. the eeg studies similarly show less mental stimulation, as measured by alpha brain-wave production, during viewing than during reading. f what is more surprising is that the sense of relaxation ends when the set is turned off, but the feelings of passivity and lowered alertness continue. survey participants commonly reflect that television has somehow absorbed or sucked …

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y). for some, a twinge of unease or guilt that they aren't doing something more productive may also accompany and depreciate the enjoyment of prolonged viewing. researchers in japan, the u.k. and the u.s. have found that this guilt occurs much more among middle-class viewers than among less affluent ones. i the orienting response is an instinctive reaction to any sudden or new, such as movement or possible attack by a predator. typical orienting reactions include the following the arteries to the brain grow wider allowing more blood to reach it, the heart slows down and arteries to the large muscles become narrower so as to reduce blood supply to them. brain waves are also interrupted for a few seconds. these changes allow the brain to focus its attention on gathering more information and becoming more alert while the rest of the body becomes quieter. questions 1-3 the list below …

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in proportion to the length of time spent watching tv.no questions 9-13 classify the following feelings or mental states as generally occurring: a before watching television b while watching television c after watching television d both while and after watching television 9reduced anxiety and stress. ......c.... 10increased fatigue. ......b.... 11higher levels of concentration. .......a... 12less mental activity. .....d..... 13worry about time wasted. .....c..... writing paper your local newspaper wants to reward people who have contributed a lot to the community. write a letter to the newspaper. in your letter: · suggest someone who deserves the reward · mention what they have done to help the community · say what reward you would like to give this person write about 150 words. you do not need to write addresses. dear editors of sherabad newspaper we are population of “ guliston” quarter of sherobod district. we are glad that akkord-road construction company …

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student name: boyqobilova shahriyo shuhratovna final assessment version 5 reading paper television addiction a the term "tv addiction" is imprecise, but it captures the essence of a very real phenomenon. psychologists formally define addiction as a disorder characterized by criteria that include spending a great deal of time using the thing; using it more often than one intends; thinking about reducing use or making repeated unsuccessful efforts to reduce use; giving up important activities to use it; and reporting withdrawal symptoms when one stops using it. b all these criteria can apply to people who watch a lot of television. that does not mean that watching television, in itself, is problematic. television can teach and amuse; it can be highly …

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