Concept information
Preferred term
media effects
Definition(s)
- Research on how children respond to media and on the nature of media effects still is most extensive with regard to the effects of television viewing on children's development. There rarely is one universal effect of media use, but specific aspects of such use may predict positive or negative outcomes in at least some children and teenagers. [Source: Encyclopedia of Children, Adolescents, and the Media; Media Effects]
Broader concept(s)
Narrower concept(s)
- ADHD
- body image in boys and young men
- body image in children
- body image in girls and young women
- child-centered vs. media-centered perspectives
- deptictions of drug use
- effects of television on imagination
- family interactions and media effects
- fear reactions
- history of research on media effects
- impact of media on peer groups
- impact of natural experiments on community activities
- impact of natural experiments on creativity and school achievement
- interactive media
- maltreated children and media effects
- meanings of media
- mean world syndrome
- media and cognitive development
- media and developmental differences
- media and globalization
- media celebrities
- media effects on family environment
- media effects on fantasy
- media influence
- media influence on eating habits
- media portrayals of childhood
- models of media effects
- moral messages in television
- obscenity
- parasocial interaction
- parellel processing and divided attention
- physiological arousal
- political socialization and media education
- prevention of drug use
- race and body image
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URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-XN61QB6D-8
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