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“EFFECTS OF MEDIA ON TEENS AND CHILDREN:
ASSESSMENT ON THE BASIS OF THEIR THINKING BEHAVIOR AND LIFESTYLE”

A Thesis
Presented to the Faculty of Management Sciences
Bahria Institute of Management & Computer Sciences, Karachi

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelors in Business Administration

By

EHSAN AKHALQUE
FEB 2006
Bahria Institute of Management & Computer Sciences, Karachi

Final Project (Thesis)

APPENDIX-B

Name: Ehsan Akhlaque
Advisor: Sir Ishtiaq Ahmed
Class: BBA 6
Session: Morning / Evening
Date: 06th Feb 2006

Topic Suggested by the student:
“Effects of Media on Teens and Children Assessment on the basis of their Thinking, Lifestyle and Behavior”___________________________________________
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Date: ___________ _________________ Advisor

PROJECT/ THESIS COMMITTEE

In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of BACHELORS IN BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION, this thesis entitled, “Effects of Media on Teens and Children Assessment on the basis of their Thinking, Lifestyle and Behavior”, is hereby recommended for Oral Examination.

_________________________ Chairman

_____________________ __________________ ____________________ Member Member
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First and foremost I would like to thank project leader of Bahria Institute of Management and Computer Sciences Karachi, Mr. Raza H. Syed for his time consuming efforts in directing both my program of study and completion of this study. Ms. Saba Amjad, Assistant Project leader deserves special mention because of her personal guidance to me pertaining to the study structure, data collection sources and compilation strategy.

I would also like to thank many individuals who helped me with this arduous task of collecting an extremely large data. I am very thankful to my respected advisors
Mr. Ishtiaq Ahmed and Miss Faiza Abdullah, for giving me support and guidance for this report and also a humble vote of gratitude to my panel members Mr. Yousuf Abid and Mrs. Sonia Naveed for guiding me by designing and providing pattern for this report.

Finally I would like to thank my family members and my friends for helping me and supporting me in making of this report.

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