基本説明
New in paperback. Hardcover was published in 2000. Contributors from across the disciplines examine the media's effects on children from infancy to early adolescence.
Full Description
Now available in paperback the Handbook of Children and the Media is the first comprehensive analysis of the field for students, scholars, and policy makers. It brings together an interdisciplinary group of the best-known scholars from around the world to summarize the current scope of research on children and the media, suggest directions for future research, and underscore policy and practical implications. In addition to the `traditional' media of television, film, and advertising, `new media' such as the Internet and video games are also included. The Handbook is primarily a reference work for researchers, teachers, and students in communication, psychology, family studies, education, sociology, public policy and other related fields, but will also serve as a valuable resource for policy makers, media professionals and activists.
Contents
Introduction - Dorothy G Singer and Jerome L SingerWhy a Handbook on Children and the Media?Children's Uses and GratificationsHistory of Children's Use of the Electronic Media - Haejung PaikFree Reading - Roger DesmondImplications for Child DevelopmentUses of Television and Other Film-Related Media - George Comstock and Erica ScharrerNew Forms of Electronic Media - Kaveri Subrahmanyam et alThe Impact of Interactive Games and the Internet on Cognition, Socialization and BehaviorCognitive Functions and School Readiness SkillsAttention, Comprehension and the Educational Influences of Television - David S Bickham, John C Wright and Aletha C HustonTelevision and the Child's Developing Imagination - Patti M ValkenburgTelevision as Incidental Language Teacher - Letitia R Naigles and Lara MayeuxCreating Vigilance for Better Learning from Television - Dorina Miron, Jennings Bryant and Dolf ZillmanProsocial Effects on Children's Social Interactions - Marie-Louise Mares and Emory H WoodwardSome Hazards of Television-ViewingFears, Aggression and Sexual AttitudesThe Media and Children's Fears, Anxieties and Perceptions of Danger - Joanne CantorEffects of Televised Violence on Aggression - L Rowell HuesmannMedia Violence in Cross-Cultural Perspective - Jo GroebelA Global Study on Children's Media Behavior and Some Educational ImplicationsResearch on Sex in the Media - Neil M Malamuth and Emily A ImpettWhat Do We Know about Effects on Children and Adolescents?Sex in the Media - Ed Donnerstein and Stacy SmithTheory, Influences and SolutionsMass Media and Identity Development - Nina Huntemann and Michael MorganMedia and the Family - Robert Kubey and Barna William DonovanTelevision's Gender-Role Images and Contribution to Stereotyping - Nancy SignorielliPast, Present and FutureTelevision, Children and Multicultural Awareness - Gordon L Berry and Joy Keiko AsamenComprehending the Medium in a Complex Multimedia SocietyChildren and Television Advertising - Dale KunkelPopular Music in Childhood and Adolescence - Donald F Roberts and Peter G ChristiensonChildren, Adolescents, Drugs and the Media - Victor C StrasburgerTelevision Food Advertising - Katherine Battle Horgen, Molly Choate and Kelly D BrownellTargeting Children in a Toxic EnvironmentTelevision and Morality - Lawrence I RosenkoetterPART TWO: FORGING THE MEDIA ENVIRONMENT FOR THE FUTURE: THE MEDIA INDUSTRY AND ITS TECHNOLOGYThe Economic Structure of the Commercial Electronic Children's Media Industries - J Cory AllenBroadcast Networks and the Children's Television Business - Alison AlexanderServing the Very Young and Restless - Jerry Franklin, Larry Rifkin and Patrice PascualChildren's Programming on Public TelevisionPrix Jeunesse as a Force for Cultural Diversity - David W KleemanCable Television - Peter J DirrGateway to Educational Resources for Development at all AgesChildren, the Internet and Other New Technologies - Todd TarpleyHazards and Possibilities of Commercial TV in the Schools - Ellen Wartella and Nancy JenningsThe Role of Research in Educational Television - Michael CohenPART THREE: POLICY ISSUES AND ADVOCACYChildren and Media Policy - Dale Kunkel and Brian WilcoxIndustry Standards and Practices - Karen Hill-ScottCompliance with the Children's Television ActChild and Parent Responses to the Age-Based and Content-Based Television Ratings - Bradley S Greenberg and Lynn Rampoldi-HniloDigital Kids - Kathryn C MontgomeryThe New Online Children's Consumer CulturePublic Policy and Private Practice - Amy B JordanGovernment Regulations and Parental Control of Children's Television Use in the HomeParents and Other Adults - Marjorie J HoganModels and Monitors of Healthy Media HabitsMedia Literacy and Critical Television Viewing in Education - James A BrownChildren's Advocacy Groups - Laurie TrottaA History and Analysis
