Binge watching TV - Research Report

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Binge watching TV - Research Report

Added on 2021-02-22

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[Shortened Title up to 50 Characters]21.TOPIC: - Binge watching TV2.INTRODUCTIONBinge watching TV is basically a new phenomenon which is a practice where an individual watching several programs continuously while sitting at one place. This widespread ofbinge-watching practice generate a concern about the psychological health of people who are involve in such practices due its associated negative outcome (Jenner, 2017). The potential addictiveness of binge watching TV and its impact over population becomes the major point of concern for the wider community. For understanding this a critical review performed over the articles presented by Riddle et. al. (2017) for analyzing the reliability as well as validity of research and to use findings as an accurate predictor of traits or addictive symptoms of people involved in practice of binge watching3.SUMMARYThe article of Binge watching provides information regarding personality trait of impulsivity, symptoms of addictiveness and unintentional binge watching. The binge watching has become a way through which majority of viewer enjoys TV shows. As per the views of societal phenomenon, investigation has been performed over this issue which brings several factors of concern regarding viewer's physical as well as mental health (Flayelle, Maurage, and Billieux, 2017). This includes long term issues such as obesity, heart disease etc. The binge-watching is seen in a broader context within the modern age where continuously more addictive and sophisticated technologies are introducing in market that contribute to new sort of consumer behavior pattern that involves several harmful overuse (Walton-Pattison, Dombrowski and Presseau, 2018). For this study Two hypothesis for investigation has been presented among them

[Shortened Title up to 50 Characters]3hypothesis 1 is about determining whether the impulsivity is related with the frequency of Binge watching and to present positive correlation with unintentional binge watching with the intentional. This hypothesis will support in predicting the addictive symptom which are the main cause behind the frequency of TV binge watching among people (Starcevic, 2016). On the other side the second Hypothesis is about clarifying and predicting the unintentional binging that results into higher intensity of people's addiction symptoms so that the relationship between the impulsive and addictive symptoms.The major strength of this study is that it supports in determining the major consequences that a person may face who get addicted with Binge watching practices as it not only affect the mental health but physical health as well. It also represents the basic importance of intentionality along with the most common moderator of binge watching behavior and addictive symptoms (Rubenking and et. al., 2018). In addition to this study also includes several effect that repeated unintentional binge watching have such as in certain conditions those people that are high in impulsive personality trait get engaged in unintentional binge watching throughout their academic semesters which also influence their performance as students won't beable to control their mind. On the other side in case of intentional binge watching it become easier for a people to get away from such practices when they want as they are less addictive to this.On the other side, the major weakness of this study that is mentioned by the researcher, that individuals may refuse to admit that unintentional binging and because of this thestudy might indeed identify that intentional binging is more common which further results into future researcher might employ larger number of methods for determining the accurate outcome (Riddle, K. and et. al., 2017, November 20). In addition to this several other mediums such as

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