20-Sep-2021 | Market Research Store
The University of Arizona researchers have recently found that kids who are habited with an increased TV time are more likely to make it more difficult for their parents in terms of endearment and discipling. The team notes that such efforts are expected to increase stress levels among the parents at a larger scale during the upcoming infant years. The team notes that the more time the kids are plucked in front of the TV the more prone they will be to advertising messages and the more likely the chances of the kids persisting the parents to buy more products.
The team quotes that the stress levels arising from this single point of contact from the digital era is highly inconsistent with their findings. While the team hasn’t completely explored the potential side effects of the latter in a coherent manner, the team notes that this kind of efforts from the advertising companies often led to conflict between the kids and the children. The team notes that while simply limiting the screen time of the children will not contribute to decreasing stress levels among the parents, it is a highly contested starting point.
The team further notes that the parents can explain the sight of consumerism to their children especially during the break time when advertising subjects are geared toward ramping up a higher sale figures among the firm. The team notes three forms of communication that the parents can employ –Collaborative communication is when a parent seeks the child’s input on purchasing decision, control communication – when a parent exhibits total control over the child’s purchasing limit and advertising communication – when parents rely the excited format of advertising messages to their children in a formatted manner.
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