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TPO8: Television advertising directed toward young children (age two to five) should not be allowed. v.1

TPO8: Television advertising directed toward young children (age two to five) should not be allowed. v. 1
There is no doubt that nowadays advertisement is an inevitable part of humankind' life and people frequently see different products publicized at Television channels. This brings up a highly controversial topic whether television commercials targeted at young aged people should be banned or not. I agree with this stance because of the following reasons that I will explain. The first reason that immediately comes to mind is that young children are lack of mental development. In fact, children have not ability to distinguish what is good or bad. If an advertiser introduces unhealthy products for them, it is likely that they will be negatively affected by advertisements. For instance, last night, a television program aimed at children publicized a new type of junk food. This food contained substantial amount of fat and sugar. I had not had any idea about this junk food before I found out that it a kind of potato chips. However, my younger brother could not recognize main ingredient of this food and he eagerly wanted to buy it. He did not understand my idea at all, instead he persisted to have it. Therefore, he went out in order to buy it from local store. After a while, it turned out that he had stomachache. This example demonstrates that if the commercial advertisements are allowed to show their products such as food for children at ages between two to five, children will observe them and tend to buy them without being aware that they are unhealthy. Hence, the commercial advertising directed toward children should be prohibited, as young children cannot differentiate right or wrong goods. The second point worth discussing is related to families’ economic condition. In fact, parents may not have sufficient money to buy their children whatever the television promotion shows. When a child observes a product in the television advertisement, he/she tries to convince and enforce his/her father to purchase products that have been shown them. For instance, there is an advertisement about newly produced miniature motorcycle. My younger brother accidently saw it in the middle of commercial break and thus he started to cry and scream in order to enforce his father to purchase it. However, my father cannot afford it due to his financial situation. Further forces from the child caused father to take a high interest loan from a bank, which will, in turn, lead on financial pressure for the family. This example proves that television promotions lead on more dramatic damage to families' economic, unless they are uncontrolled. Therefore, television advertisements aims at children from two to five ages should not permitted. In conclusion, according to above-mentioned factors, I contend that government should regulate commercials designed to young children because of children' s undeveloped intellectual as well as families' economic circumstances. Why don’t you consider these factors as good reasons in supporting the plan of restricting television advertisement directed toward young aged children?
There is no doubt that nowadays
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advertisement
is an inevitable part of
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humankind&
#039; life and
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people
frequently
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see
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different
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products
publicized at
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Television
channels. This brings up a
highly
controversial topic whether
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television
commercials targeted at
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young
aged
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people
should
be banned
or not. I
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agree
with this stance
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because
of the following reasons that I will
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explain
.

The
first
reason that immediately
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comes
to mind is that
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young
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children
are lack of mental development. In fact,
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children
have not ability to distinguish what is
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good
or
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bad
. If an advertiser introduces unhealthy
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products
for them, it is likely that they will be
negatively
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affected
by
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advertisements
.
For instance
, last night, a
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television
program aimed at
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children
publicized a new type of junk
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food
. This
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food
contained substantial amount of
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fat
and sugar. I had not had any
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idea
about this junk
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food
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before
I found out that it a kind of potato chips.
However
, my younger brother could not recognize main ingredient of this
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food and
he
eagerly
wanted to
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buy
it. He did not understand my
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idea
at all,
instead
he persisted to have it.
Therefore
, he went out in order to
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buy
it from local store. After a while, it turned out that he had stomachache. This example demonstrates that if the
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commercial
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advertisements
are
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allowed
to
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show
their
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products
such as
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food
for
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children
at ages
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between two to five
,
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children
will observe them and tend to
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buy
them without being aware that they are unhealthy.
Hence
, the
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commercial
advertising directed toward
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children
should
be prohibited
, as
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young
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children
cannot differentiate right or
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wrong
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goods
.

The second point worth discussing
is related
to
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families’
economic condition. In fact, parents may not have sufficient money to
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buy
their
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children
whatever the
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television
promotion
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shows
. When a child observes a
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product
in the
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television
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advertisement
, he/she tries to convince and enforce his/her
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father
to
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purchase
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products
that have
been shown
them.
For instance
, there is an
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advertisement
about
newly
produced miniature motorcycle. My younger brother
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accidently
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saw
it in the middle of
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commercial
break and
thus
he
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started
to cry and scream in order to enforce his
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father
to
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purchase
it.
However
, my
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father
cannot afford it due to his financial situation.
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Further
forces from the child caused
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father
to take a high interest loan from a bank, which will, in turn, lead on financial pressure for the
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family
. This example proves that
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television
promotions lead on more dramatic damage to
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families&
#039; economic, unless they
are uncontrolled
.
Therefore
,
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television
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advertisements
aims at
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children
from two to five ages should not
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permitted
.

In conclusion
, according to above-mentioned factors, I contend that
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government
should regulate commercials designed to
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young
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children
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because
of
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children&
#039; s undeveloped intellectual
as well
as
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families&
#039; economic circumstances. Why don’t you consider these factors as
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good
reasons in supporting the plan of restricting
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television
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advertisement
directed toward
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young
aged
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children
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15Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
57Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
9Mistakes
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IELTS essay TPO8: Television advertising directed toward young children (age two to five) should not be allowed. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
484 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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