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    with the media every day. American adolescents on an average watch television for at least two hours a day‚ and listen to music for about four hours a day. Seventy percent of all CD sales are sold to the adolescent demographic ages 12-20. Teenagers watch more movies then any other age grouping‚ and more then 4 million adolescent girls have monthly subscriptions to magazines like YM‚ and Seventeen. After adding internet usages‚ newspapers‚ videos‚ and books‚ the sum adds up to media being a significant

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    Research on media violence is often misunderstood by the general public. One reason has to do with research methodology. We can’t randomly assign children early in their lives to watch different dose of violence on television then 15 years later see which children committed violent crimes. Then again the same the same type of limitation also exist for medical research: we can’t randomly assign groups of people to smoke different amounts of cigarettes for 15 years and then count the number of people

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    MCOM 402 International Communication The Effect of International Advertising on Developing Countries Presented to Dr Rabaa Abu Botain Yasmin Mohamed Mostafa ID: 112369 Sayed Hamad ID: 103141 Mahmoud Agmi ID: 084029 Summer 2013 Preface Advertising plays an important role in our life and it affects all of us directly by purchasing products or indirectly by changing the culture or our life styles. Nowadays we are exposed

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    The Effects of Technology on Youth Video games on any console‚ whether it is PS3‚ XBOX‚ or on a PC‚ are very popular in today’s world. The genre that is obviously the most popular in games is about war. Now many people (especially moms) badger‚ and constantly criticize these games‚ saying that they are ruining their kids’ lives and may even be leading them to become killers. Which is the most common reason of hatred; if you know what to look for‚ games can be a powerful tool to teach kids certain

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    American’s children are affected greatly by the world of technology." Who taught you to read? Who was your companion in the years before school? Those are memories that will stay with me forever; memories the children of today are missing. Technology has dramatically changed the way American’s live‚ affecting everyone; taking its hardest hits on the young ones. Technology is great in ways‚ but not everyone sees the declining emotional and social effects it places on the ones who have grown up with it‚ the

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    encounters with the media every day. American adolescents on an average watch television for at least two hours a day‚ and listen to music for about four hours a day. Seventy percent of all CD sales are sold to the adolescent demographic ages 12-20. Teenagers watch more movies then any other age grouping‚ and more then 4 million adolescent girls have monthly subscriptions to magazines like YM‚ and Seventeen. After adding internet usages‚ newspapers‚ videos‚ and books‚ the sum adds up to media being a significant

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    The Effects of Mass Media on Youths The concept of adolescence was presented near the end of the nineteenth century and characteristics were attributed to male youths where the adolescents were depicted as "passive and vulnerable". This label‚ or stereotype‚ has greatly changed. Nowadays‚ young boys face varying forms of stereotypes that lead to judgments that were unimaginable in the past century. The mass media has greatly influenced these stereotypes‚ so it has contributed to creating an increasingly

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    Title: The effects of social networking on youth. Abstract Online social networking has become extremely popular with youth and young adults. These self-expressive sites describes the lives and excitement of today’s youth. Social networking refers to activities that are carried out by specific online services that provide space and tools that allow the creativity of others to shine and express themselves. How are the youth effected if at

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    Various forms of media‚ such as the television‚ radio‚ newspapers‚ movies‚ magazines and most notably‚ the internet‚ have impacted heavily on the youth. The media not only serves as a source of information but also provides a source of entertainment. Media sources have relentlessly worked on creating appealing images that entice the youth to their content. Although these may be informative‚ the youths have been coerced into consuming more time reading or browsing for such information. Recent advancements

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    MASS MEDIA’S EFFECT ON YOUTH Over the years‚ technology has progressed from being merely a form of practical functions to forms of entertainment‚ such as computer and video games. Since the commencement of these technological advancements‚ our lives have become significantly more convenient. However‚ as technology has considerably developed‚ it has had detrimental effects on members of society‚ especially on youth. Young people now identify social internet networks‚ video games‚ cell phones

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