Nowadays, a large amount of advertising is aimed at children, so some people think there are lots of negative effects on children, and should ban it. To what extent you agree or disagree?

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Advertisement is key to consumerism in today's world.In recent times many
advertisements
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are targeted at
children
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and can affect the child in either positive or negative ways. In
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essay , the pros and cons of advertising will be discussed and arrive at the conclusion that the negative effects are far greater.
Advertisements
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these days are catchy and capture the attention of the younger age group easily.They become aware of the recent
products
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in the market that might help them perform better in their studies or leisure.
Children
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are
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able to keep on par with the recent trends by watching these commercials. Many
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fear the negative effects these commercial
advertisements
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can have on
children
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. Cosmetic
products
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in a way force
children
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to meet a certain beauty standard ,failing which they end up with low self-esteem.
Children
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are unable to discern what
products
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are useful or important for them and end up forcing their parents to spend on
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. The psychological impact of certain
advertisements
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cannot be ignored, it tends to advocate aggression as a sign of strength, beauty as a means of acceptance, valuable possession as a symbol of growth and so on. To conclude, I believe that the negative effects of advertising outweigh its positive effect. A censor board should be in place to control the content of the
advertisements
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aimed at
children
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or even better ban them.
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