科學(xué)60秒:沒有電視看的人傷不起啊
Researchers got input from over 400 college students in the spring of 2008, when a _____2_____ meant no new TV shows."You’re _____3_____."You and some of the students.They were asked about how much TV they watched and why.Reasons for watching included to kill time, relax or escape.But people who watched for _____4_____ were most distressed by the loss of their shows."Well, good luck with all that."
The study might disappoint anyone who thinks the loss of TV would impel people to _____5_____ more so-called real activities, such as socializing."Look, we’ll go to Third Avenue."Because most people didn’t go anywhere.They simply turned to watching reruns or surfing the Web.Just 18 percent said they spent more time with friends and family."Well, thank you, sir."You’re quite welcome.
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