Psychologist Margarita Novitskaya told which cartoons to protect children from. In particular, kids do not need to show cartoons with ugly main characters, narrow-minded parents and dangerous to health and life tricks.
Novitskaya is convinced that the "bad" cartoons are primarily those in which the characters are aggressive and cruel, intend to maul or kill other characters, the evil goes unpunished or ultimately leads to material benefits and popularity, as well as when gender roles are mixed - Men behave like women, and women - like men. All this, according to the psychologist, can provoke children to transfer what they see on the screens into real life.
In addition to the above "antisocial" signs of "bad" cartoons, the psychologist also called the ugliness and idleness of the main characters, promoted by a policy of inactivity, laziness and deception, ridiculing important family values, a squeamish description of the birth of children and motherhood.
