注意力难集中电视的特点之一是把时间弄成感性的碎片，通过大量短暂的片断、

Inability to concentrate attention <br>One of the characteristics of television is the time ended up emotional debris, through a large number of short clips, quick action switches, lenses, crescendo and fade-out and other information is presented. However, it is difficult for children to quickly switch from one state to another state associated with it, and complete this non-stop adaptation. On the contrary, this rapid change undermines the ability of children to concentrate, so that they are submerged in a large amount of information, too late to process thinking, and even less able to integrate information. Over time, the brain becomes numb, the children's attention ability decreases, their thinking is difficult to concentrate, they become mentally lazy, lack patience and willpower.

Difficulty concentrating<br>One of the characteristics of TV is to make time into perceptual fragments, and present information through a large number of short fragments, rapid actions, lens switching, gradually strengthening and gradually disappearing. However, it is difficult for children to quickly change from one state to another and complete this continuous adaptation. On the contrary, this rapid change destroys children's ability to concentrate and drowns them in a large amount of information. They have no time to process and think, let alone integrate information. Over time, the brain becomes numb, children's attention ability decreases, their thinking is difficult to concentrate, and they become mentally lazy, impatient and willpower.<br>

Difficulty in concentration One of the characteristics of TV is that time is divided into perceptual pieces, and information is presented through a large number of short clips, quick movements, lens switching, fading in and out, etc. However, it is difficult for children to quickly change from one state to another associated with it, so as to complete this constant adaptation. On the contrary, this rapid change destroys children's ability to pay attention, and makes them drown in a lot of information, so that they have no time to process and think, let alone integrate information. Over time, the brain becomes numb, children's attention ability declines, their thinking becomes difficult to concentrate, they become mentally lazy and lack patience and willpower.