Children at 3 who are exposed to high levels of exogenous stimuli through media use are less likely to be able to inhibit distracters and thus would not develop sustained attention. If children continue to engage with exogenous stimuli as they age, they will not develop the skills to inhibit visual distracters and thus will continue to have short visual spatial attention spans. Researchers also predict that the interactive iPad user group will correlate with the highest levels of exogenous stimuli relative to the other two groups. This prediction is based on research on video games that has shown that interactive media incorporate perceptually salient and constantly changing stimuli that demands viewers to make constant attention shifts (Kumari and Ahuja’s 2010). This type of interaction with media in turn prevents children from exercising sustained, prolonged attention to real-life events.