W10D1 Flashcards
(15 cards)
What’s wrong with the camp study?
- Is the study actually about screens? Camp is different from normal normal life.
- Is this effect replicable? Group differences existed before the intervention. The pre-tests were different, with the camp at 14.02 and the control at 12.24.
What did the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend for children under 2 years old, until 2016?
No screen time.
What is the difference between foreground (for kids) and background television (for adults)?
Background TV pulls infants’ attention away from sustained play bit is mostly not comprehensible to infants/toddlers.
What’s the video deficit?
Very young children learn less from video than from equivalent real-life experiences.
How do we know learn from TV is not as effective as learning from live social interactions?
Television does not help with Chinese phoneme discrimination.
How did they test to see if video helped infants learn (in the room)? How did the infants do?
Had some children look a room through a window or at a screen, then see if they search in the right location.
2 year olds succeed if they watch through a window, but most fail if they look at the TV.
The fact that infants treat photos like real things means____________
they fail to treat photographs as symbols.
What happened when they put a TV up against the window?
More 2-year-olds succeeded in the task.
Toddlers who had seen themselves on live video at home __________________
later learned more from live video in the lab.
What traits define “high quality programming?”
Slower pace, pseudo-contingent interaction with child, direct eye contact, interaction styles appropriate for infants.
What are some traits of bad shows kid infants?
Ones that are fast paced and grab children’s attention.
Do toddlers understand phone interactions?
No.
How do they know kids learn better from video chat?
They preferred and recognized their partner (on facetime). They also learned more.
What is the revised pediatricians guide to screen time?
- Parents of children 18 to 24 months should choose high-quality programming and watch it with their child.
- For children younger than 18 months, avoid use of screen media other than video chatting.
What was the only thing kids had a hard time understanding when it came to video chat?
Audition.
