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Consuming Kids
Book • 2004
Susan Linn's 'Consuming Kids' investigates the impact of marketing on children's development and well-being.
The book argues that the pervasive advertising targeting young audiences leads to increased materialism, unhealthy lifestyles, and psychological distress.
Linn examines the strategies used by marketers to influence children, highlighting the ethical concerns and potential long-term consequences.
She also explores the role of parents, educators, and policymakers in protecting children from the negative effects of commercialism.
The book aims to raise awareness and encourage critical thinking about the impact of consumer culture on children.
The book argues that the pervasive advertising targeting young audiences leads to increased materialism, unhealthy lifestyles, and psychological distress.
Linn examines the strategies used by marketers to influence children, highlighting the ethical concerns and potential long-term consequences.
She also explores the role of parents, educators, and policymakers in protecting children from the negative effects of commercialism.
The book aims to raise awareness and encourage critical thinking about the impact of consumer culture on children.
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1KHO 513: The Business of Replacing Parents - How Big Tech Wants to Raise Your Kids | Dr. Susan Linn, Who's Raising the Kids?
