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Question: Describe about the Research for Business Decision Making for The Chase Australia. Answer: Do your kids watch T.V.? If yes, why and which type of shows they are watching the most. Parent1: Yes, my kids watch T.V. After their school gets over, they return by 2oclock in the afternoon and prefer to watch T.V. after having their meals. They like to watch cartoon channels, Game shows like The Chase Australia, its Academic, Match It. Parent2: Yes, my kids watch T.V. During their dinner they mostly prefer to watch T.V. However, they also like to play less and watch T.V. more. They watch various types of shows like Sports (ABC Sport, Cycling Central), music (RocKwiz, The Loop), news and current affairs (7.30, ABC News). Does watching T.V. put any effect on childrens mental and physical health? How? Parent1: Watching T.V. does not put any effect on my childrens mental and physical health, as such. However, one of my son likes to imitate the cartoon characters and tend to speak like the character. Sometimes, he involve my daughter and create a dramatic situation and act what they see in the T.V. Parent2: Watching T.V. put any effect on my childrens mental and physical health. They are very much addicted to the T.V. series that they do not even want to move out from the house while the series are broadcasting. This reduces their effort towards physical activity and making them obese. How is TV violence affecting the emotional well-being and behavior of children? Parent1: I belief that T.V. violence affecting the emotional well-being and behaviour of children. They try to imitate boxing gestures and apply those to one another inside home, whenever there is certain kind of argument among the kids. Not only that, if they want to punish some of their friends outside home, they apply those steps on them. I am cared that it might hurt someone unintentionally to a greater extent. I make them understand and sometimes scold them if they repeat the same, but I cannot be with them, throughout the day, in their schools or in the playground, so this makes me more worried. Parent2: I belief that T.V. violence affecting the emotional well-being and behaviour of children. While accidents and wars are broadcasted in the T.V., they communicate less to us and feel very upset. Their sleep also get disturbed probably due to flashing of those scenes in their memory. Do you think the effects of TV violence are very serious to our society today/? Why? Parent1: Yes, I do belief in the fact that the effects of T.V. violence are very serious to our society today. As I have mentioned earlier, my kids try to imitate boxing gestures and apply those to one another inside home and outside, which not only increases the parents concerns but also increases the risk of injury to self as well as to others. Parent2: Yes, the effects of TV violence are extreme no-a-days. T.V. violence have a greater impact on emotional wellbeing of the children that in turn affect their health. The broadcasted scenes sometimes, make them feel tremendously upset that they deny to eat, sleep and even go to their schools or communicate properly. At what age children can watch the movies or serials which are filled with violence? Parent1: The movies or serials which are filled with violence to some extent affect individuals psychological wellbeing. However, individuals with 16 or more than 16 years of age could watch the movies or serials that broadcast the violence. Parent2: Broadcasting violence moderately is ok. But, I do not think there is any age which I could say fine in terms of watching movies or serials filled with violence. So, I cannot say and not willing to say any age where children can watch movies or serials full of violence. If I have to focus on age, I must say adults could watch, but those who are very sensitive to those scenes should avoid watching extremely violated scenes. Should we blame the program makers for making violent shows? Why? Parent1: I do not think the program makers are completely blamed for making violent shows. This is because if a news channel broadcast a scene of war and died residents or shoulders, this might generate distress to the children mind. But, simultaneously, it is also informative and the channel is providing awareness to the common people about the extreme outcomes of any war. Parent2: Yes, the programme makers should be blamed for making violent shows. This is because, when they are planning a program that should be aimed at providing contentment to the viewers and not any sort of psychological displeasure. What role should parents and the society play to eradicate this problem? Parent1: Now-a-days, the channels flash email ids, or numbers of respective authorities for further feedback on a particular show. The parents could inform or drop their concerns to these departments, which in turn would inform the program makers about the concerns and accordingly, they could take actions. Parent2: The parents should inform the children about the positive and negative sides of any program they are watching. The parents should also encourage the children to communicate so that their distresses could be healed.