A positive correlation between increased global TV-viewing time and obesity exists, possibly due to:     Higher calorie intake when watching television while eating due to consumption of larger portion sizes     Exposure to advertisements for high-sugar beverages and calorie-dense snack items during children’s programming     The viewer ignoring feelings of fullness or satiety                 All of the above

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