Do you see what I see? A character analysis of health risk behaviors in television shows popular with Black adolescents in the US.
Do you see what I see? A character analysis of health risk behaviors in television shows popular with Black adolescents in the US.
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你看见我看到的了吗？
DOI：
10.1080/17482798.2018.1487310
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发表时间：
2018
影响因子：
3
通讯作者：
Weitz,Ilana
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作者：
Bleakley,Amy;Ellithorpe,MorganE;Prince,Lisa;Hennessy,Michael;Khurana,Atika;Jamieson,PatrickE;Weitz,Ilana
青少年每天花很多时间看电视，而且在看电视的时间和节目偏好上存在种族差异。先前的研究表明，在接触媒体内容如何影响青少年行为方面也存在差异。本研究考察了主要人物和健康风险行为的人口统计学代表性（即，性、酒精使用、暴力、欺凌及其组合）在黑人和非黑人青少年中流行的电视内容中描绘。对2014-2015赛季的电视节目角色（n= 377）进行了内容分析，这些节目在美国14-17岁的青少年观众中很受欢迎。群体受欢迎程度由尼尔森评分确定，该评分由黑人和非黑人（主要是白色）青少年划分。结果表明，字符表示不同的节目是否受欢迎的黑人或其他人，风险的描绘是常见的，在所有流行的内容，很少有群体差异。对青少年行为的影响进行了讨论。
Adolescents spend many hours per day watching television, and there are racial differences in time spent watching television and in show preferences. Prior research suggests there are also differential associations in how exposure to media content affects adolescent behavior. This study examines the demographic representation of main characters and health risk behaviors (i.e., sex, alcohol use, violence, bullying, and their combinations) portrayed in television content popular with Black and non-Black adolescents. A content analysis of television show characters (n= 377) from the 2014–2015 season was conducted on shows popular with 14–17-year old adolescent audiences in the United States. Group popularity was determined by Nielsen ratings segmented by Black and non-Black (primarily White) adolescents. Results suggest that character representation varies by whether shows were popular with Blacks or others, and that risk portrayals are common in all popular content with few group differences. Implications for adolescent behavior are discussed.