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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I am highly indebted to every one who has tendered their
help in making our project a success one.
I am highly thankful to prof.JEYABALAN, M.A., M.Phil.
Principal, Yadava College, Dr.R.SUNDAR BABU,Head of the
Department of Commerce, Dr.K. ALAGAR, Dr.V.
SAMPATH, Dr.T. RETNAKUMAR, Prof.G. SIVAJI
GANESAN, Prof.N. MALAISELVAM, Prof.J.
SATHISHKUMAR, Prof.G. MARUDHARAJ.
My grateful thanks to my guide, Prof.M.
BALASUBRAMANIAN M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Department of Commerce for his valuable suggestions and
help extended towards completion of this project reports
successfully.
I record my sincere thanks to the faculty members of
commerce department. Yadava College, Madurai.
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I once again thank all the staff members of our
department of helping me in completing this work
successfully.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Acknowledgement i
List of Tables iii
List of Figures v
Chapter
I INTRODUCTION AND DESIGN 1
II TV PROGRAMME AND CHILDREN 8
-AN OVERVIEW
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III ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION 22
IV FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, AND 72
SUGGESTIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY 80
APPENDIX 82
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LIST OF TABLES
TablePage
3.1 Gender of the Respondent 23
3.2 Age of the Respondent 25
3.3 Educational Qualification 27
3.4 Occupation of Respondent 29
3.5 Childrens Age 31
3.6 Time allowed for watching TV for Children 33
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3.7 Timings 35
3.8 Occasional wise classification 37
3.9 Most watchable Programme 39
3.10 Childrens attitude of watching Advertisement 41
3.11 Childrens preference towards Advertisement 43
3.12 Most watchable channel 45
3.13 The programme that Develops children attitude 47
3.14 Necessity of TV Programme 49
3.15 Motivation factor of Children 51
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TablePage
3.16 Reasons of Restricting their Children 53
3.17 Aspects attractive in Television Programme 55
3.18 Imitation of Personalities 57
3.19 Effects of Imitation 59
3.20 Impact of TV programme- Mentally 61
3.21 Impact of TV programme Physically 63
3.22 Respondents opinion about the TV Programmes 65
3.23 Response of the Respondent towards the Adamant demand 67
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3.24 Steps taken by the Respondent to avoid TV Programme 69
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LIST OF FIGURES
FiguresPage
1 Gender of the Respondent 24
2 Age of the Respondent 26
3 Educational Qualification 28
4 Occupation of Respondent 30
5 Childrens Age 32
6 Time allowed for watching TV for Children 34
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7 Timings 36
8 Occasional wise classification 38
9 Most watchable Programme 40
10 Childrens attitude of watching Advertisement 42
11 Childrens preference towards Advertisement 44
12 Most watchable channel 46
13 The programme that Develops Children attitude 48
14 Necessity of TV programme 50
15 Motivation factor of Children 52
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FiguresPage
16 Reasons of restricting their Children 54
17 Aspects attractive in Television programme 56
18 Imitation of Personalities 58
19 Effects of Imitation 60
20 Impact of TV programme- Mentally 62
21 Impact of TV programme Physically 64
22 Respondents opinion about the TV Programmes 66
23 Response of the Respondent towards the Adamant demand 68
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24 Steps taken by the Respondent to avoid TV programme 70
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