Differences in the Portrayal of Health Risk Behaviors by Black and White Characters in Popular Films.
Differences in the Portrayal of Health Risk Behaviors by Black and White Characters in Popular Films.
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DOI：
10.1080/10810730.2017.1290165
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发表时间：
2017-06
影响因子：
4.4
通讯作者：
Khurana A
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作者：
Ellithorpe ME;Bleakley A;Hennessy M;Weitz I;Jamieson P;Khurana A
青少年接触电影中的风险与行为有关。我们编码的黑色和白色字符参与性，暴力，酒精使用，烟草使用，以及这些行为的组合，在流行的主流和黑色为导向的电影（电影n = 63，字符n = 426）。健康风险的描绘是常见的，大多数人物描绘至少一个。黑人角色比白人更倾向于描绘性和酗酒，而白色角色更倾向于描绘暴力。在黑人角色中，性和酒精的组合更为普遍，而暴力和酒精在白人中更为普遍。在整部电影中，黑人角色比白色角色更有可能描绘性和酒精，性和烟草，以及酒精和烟草。冒险行为是普遍的，但类型描绘不同的黑人和白色字符。这可能对黑人和白色青少年的健康差异产生影响。
Adolescent exposure to risk in film has been associated with behavior. We coded Black and White character involvement in sex, violence, alcohol use, and tobacco use, and combinations of those behaviors in popular mainstream and Black-oriented films (film n = 63, character n = 426). Health risk portrayals were common, with the majority of characters portraying at least one. Black characters were more likely than Whites to portray sex and alcohol use, while White characters were more likely to portray violence. Within-segment combinations of sex and alcohol were more prevalent for Black characters, while violence and alcohol were more prevalent for Whites. Throughout a film, Black characters were more likely than White characters to portray sex and alcohol, sex and tobacco, and alcohol and tobacco. Risky behaviors are prevalent, but types portrayed differ between Black and White characters. This may have implications for health disparities in Black and White adolescents.
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