To address the problem of young children confusing program and ad content,both the FTC and FCC have recommended that

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The recommendation by both the FTC and FCC to use a separator (such as a visual or auditory cue) between program content and ad content can help young children better understand what they are watching and differentiate between entertainment and advertising. This can reduce the risk of confusion and the potential for children to be misled by advertisements. Option A (ads contain wording saying that they are advertisements) may not be sufficient for young children who cannot read or may not understand what the word "advertisement" means. Option B (ads on Saturday morning be less persuasive) and option D (ads on Saturday morning not contain characters from recent movies) would only address a specific time slot and type of ad content, but not fully address the issue of overall confusion between program and ad content. Option E (ads directed at young children not contain any serious informational content) would not necessarily address the issue of confusion, but rather a different aspect of the content that is presented to young children.

To Address the Problem of Young Children Confusing Program and Ad