🎯 Instructions:
Two tracks with comprehension exercises
7 min · british · standard
1. What is the main topic of this episode?
2. What is Dr Emily Goodacre's main piece of advice for parents?
3. According to Dr Becky Kennedy, what do most parents want?
1. Which country banned access to social media apps for under 16s at the end of last year?
2. According to the UK media regulator, how many children aged three to four have a smartphone?
3. What idiom does Dr Emily Goodacre use to mean that standards and expectations need to be raised?
4. What word does Dr Becky Kennedy use for a small change?
5. What does Becky suggest parents do with the device so children are not tempted to use it?
7 min · british · standard
1. What is the main topic of the audio?
2. According to the audio, why do celebrity endorsements work?
3. What theory is mentioned that says people respond to small prompts?
1. What did Pippa buy recently?
2. What did Phil buy on the way to work?
3. How much can upselling increase basket spend?
4. In Tunisia, what did the World Food Programme encourage people to do?
5. What is the term for behaving in a way that others can copy?
Compare and contrast the two listening tracks, “Limiting screen time for children” and “How advertisers make us spend money.” In 3–5 sentences, explain one similarity and one difference between their main ideas, and describe the influence on behavior that each track focuses on. Use details from both tracks to support your response.
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