This line of research suggests that heavy viewers of television are more likely than light viewers to perceive reality in ways that are more consistent with "TV reality."

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The cultivation effect theory proposes that heavy television viewers are more likely to perceive reality in ways that are consistent with television's portrayal of the world. This theory suggests that exposure to the repeated messages and images on television leads to the acceptance and normalization of those messages, which can shape viewers' perceptions of reality.

This Line of Research Suggests That Heavy Viewers of Television