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CWA Associate Dimitri Christakis in the News for TV impact on speech development of young children
Study: TV can impair speech development of young children – USA Today A study released Monday adds to the debate over whether television impairs children's language development. The study finds that parents and children virtually stop talking to each other when the TV is on, even if they're in the same room. For every hour in front of the TV, parents spoke 770 fewer words to children, according to a study of 329 children, ages 2 months to 4 years, in the June issue of Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine. Adults usually speak about 941 words an hour. Children vocalized less, too, says author Dimitri Christakis of the Seattle Children's Research Institute. Top-tier & Wires
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Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center is now Seattle Children's. - Study: TV May Inhibit Babies' Language Development – TIME
- Constant TV is bad for babies: study – Agence France Presse
- Background TV 'can harm children's speech' – Daily Mail
- TV Causes Learning Lag in Infants – LiveScience
- TV-watching tots miss out on vital chat – New Scientist
- Is TV delaying child development? – BBC News
- Babies use fewer words when hearing TV – CBC News
- Study Shows TV Distracts Babies – KUOW Radio
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- 'Vid Kids' Likely to Suffer Delayed Language Development – ABC News (MedPage Today)
- Study: Television a Real Conversation Stopper for Tots, Parents – NACHRI (USA Today)
- TV Causes Learning Lag in Infants – Fox News (LiveScience)
- Antidepressant failed to help autistic children, caused side-effects: study – MSNBC (LiveScience)
- TV Causes Learning Lag in Infants – U.S. News & World Report (LiveScience)
- Babies use fewer words when watching TV – Yahoo Canada (CBC News)
- TV damages child speech learning – News Interactive (AFP)
- TV bad for bubs: study – Bundaberg News Mail (AAP)
- TV bad for bubs: study – Ipswich Queenland Times (AAP)
- TV bad for bubs: study – Lismore Northern Star (AAP)
- TV bad for bubs: study – Whitsunday Times (AAP)
- TV damages child speech learning – Adelaide Now
- Turning on the TV turns down the language of kids, caregivers – The Big Blog (Seattle PI reader blog)
- Study: TV Can Impair Children’s Speech Development – TheCelebrityCafe.com
- TV may delay infants' speech: study – China Daily
- Study: Excessive TV May Cause Speech Issues for Young Viewers – DailyTech
- When Turning On The T.V. Means Turning Off Your Child's Speech Development – Examiner.com
- Language use decreases in young children and caregivers when television is on, study finds – Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
- TV reduces speech for both infants and their adult caregivers – Indian Express
- Too much TV may impair kids' speech – The Money Times
- Study: TV Delays Language Development In Children – MyStateline.com
- Language Use Decreases in Young Children and Caregivers When Television is On – Newswise
- Study Finds Language Use Decreases In Young Children And Caregivers When Television Is On – RedOrbit
- Young Children's Exposure To Audible Television Has Implications For Language Acquisition And Brain Development – Science Daily
- TV reduces speech for both infants and their adult caregivers – Thaindian News
- TV may delay infants' speech: study – The Times of India
- Constant TV is bad for babies: study – TODAYOnline.com
- TV may delay infants' speech: study – Xinhua
George Adkins Professor of Pediatrics
University of Washington Director, Center for Child Health, Behavior, and Development
Seattle Children's Hospital Research Institute http://research.seattlechildrens.org/pfs/detail.aspx?id=92734 1100 Olive Way, Suite 500. Mailstop 8-1
Seattle, WA 98101
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Phone (206) 884-8237 Fax (206) 884-7801
page (206) 469-6262
e-mail:dachris@u.washington.edu
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