by Marie Winn · Penguin · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780140076981
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«The Plug-In Drug» is Marie Winn's essay on the impact of television on childhood, published by Penguin in paperback (288 pages, in English).
Based on interviews with families, teachers, and childhood specialists, it studies how passive exposure to television conditions the child's relationship with the real world and family life, and proposes reviewing the attitudes of parents and educators toward the screen.
Revised 1985 edition of the original 1977 study, with material on video games and computers and a chapter dedicated to television and school.
Recommended for parents, educators, and professionals interested in the effects of television and screens on child development.
