A British study, which gathers information on the economic circumstances, health, physical, educational and social development of people born in England, Scotland and Wales in 1970.

英国一项研究搜集了1970年出生在英格兰、苏格兰和威尔士的人们有关经济情况、健康、身体状况、教育以及社会发展状况的信息。

When they were 10, their parents were asked how often the children watched TV and played sport. Their height and weight were recorded, as were their parents’ occupations. At age 42 they were asked how much time they spent watching TV and on a range of physical activities and sports. They were also asked to assess their health and weight。

研究对象10岁时，研究人员询问父母孩子看电视和做运动的频率，记录孩子的身高、体重以及父母的职业。42岁时，再次询问这些人看电视以及做体育运动的时间，并对其身高体重进行评估。

The study shows that the children who watched a lot of TV aged 10 were 42% more likely to spend more than three hours a day in front of the screen as adults than those who watched relatively little television in childhood. The 42-year-olds who watched TV for at least three hours a day were more likely to be in only "fair" or "poor" health and to rate themselves as either overweight or obese.They were also more likely to have had fathers who were overweight and in routine or manual jobs。

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