at least ten feet away.
One hundred miles.
Television, meaning "a box for viewing pictures" is a noun.
No they don't. Each one has there own special Sky viewing cards and won't work in others. You couldn't take one from Dish network and put it in a Direct TV and suspect it to work cause it wouldn't.
His first proper TV role and not just the odd appearance was back in 1998-2001 where he starred as JR Chandler in 'All My Children'.
It depends on what you're watching. If you watch a horror movie that frightens you, then your heart rate will rise the same as it would in any other situation that frightens you. Likewise, watching something that you find relaxing will lower your heart rate, just like any other situation that you find relaxing. The TV itself has no intrinsic effect.
One hundred miles.
tv is harmful because it can damage your eyes TV viewing is a passive form of entertainment that requires little thought. It trains children to expect instant gratifiction, develop unrealistic expectations, and forego physical and mental exercise.
You probaly will need a 42" T.V. But it is only for best seeing
Even with the knowledge gained from research focused on television's ability to teach specific skills, the medium is frequently castigated for interfering in the education of children. Achievement, intellectual ability, grades, and reading show complex relationships with television viewing. For example, the relationship between television viewing and academic performance is not clear cut. Children who spend a great deal of time watching television do poorly in school but children who spend a moderate amount of time with TV perform better than non-viewers. The small negative relationship between IQ and television viewing masks some important subgroup differences, such as age (high IQ is positively correlated with viewing until the teens) and gender (with the negative relationship holding stronger for boys than for girls). Reading and television viewing are positively correlated up to a threshold of about ten hours of viewing per week. Only when television viewing rises above a certain level does it seem to be related to less reading. Overall, the data suggest that television has a small adverse effect on learning.
There have been a number of injuries involving tv stands and young children but there might be an answer! Most stores and companies are offering child safe tv stands. But, to be 100% safe mount your tv on the wall.
Mary Whiteford Leung has written: 'An investigation of the relationship between playfulness and television viewing among elementary school children' -- subject(s): Play, Child psychology, Television and children, Television viewers
Depends. The tv size should really depend on the viewing distance. Take this though into consideration. 19inches all the way to 90inches all have the same amount of pixels. 1920X1080. So think of it as a stretchy fabric, if you sit too close to a large HD screen the screen wount seem that "HD" anymore. So basically gauge the ideal viewing distance and buy a tv size that fits that.
The answer to this question depends on the viewing environment and what you are going to be viewing on the TV. There are a few questions I would need answered like: 1) The lighting in the room. 2) What components are you going to be using on the TV. 3) Are you going to be playing video games on the TV. If you aren't able to answer these questions for me then the safe bet is an LCD.
For optimum viewing, your eyes should be level with the middle of the screen when you're seated in your normal viewing position.
RIDICULOUS. The risk of developing ADD does not lie in the viewing of TV. Parents need to be conscious about raising their children and act responsibly. If parents use television as a babysitter or as a means to shirk their responsibility to teach and supervise their children, they are more at risk of suffering from neglect.
Yes, 20 inch televisions are small enough to fit in the bathroom. They are the approximate size of a computer monitor and can be mounted on a wall for safe viewing.
No, I am not agree that TV viewing is a problem of same magnitude as that of addiction. This is true that excess TV viewing is not good for us, but it could not be stated that it is an addiction. Viewing TV is a pleasurable habit which can be lessen. In her essay, Winn has just took the negative effects of TV viewing while we all know very well that TV viewing is not only pleasurable activity but a great source of information and has many other positive effects on our lives. On the other hand drug addiction gives pleasure at the time of taking, after that it ruins the life. So i cannot say that TV viewing is a problem of same magnitude as an addiction.