References

Chapter 5: Sex, Sexuality, and the Media Why Is This an Issue? Where’s the Sex?

Traditional Media Television Prime-Time TV Soap Operas Reality TV A Broader Definition of Sex Advertising Movies Print Media Music and Music Videos Music Music Videos

New Technology Social Networking Sexting Pornography

What the Research Says Correlational Studies Experimental Studies Longitudinal Studies

Why Teenagers May Be Particularly Susceptible to Sexual Content in the Media

Contraceptive Advertising Prosocial Sexual Content on Television Solutions Conclusion: Unanswered Questions Exercises References

Chapter 6: Drugs and the Media Adolescent Drug Use Determinants of Child and Adolescent Drug Use

Peers Family

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The Impact of Advertising on Children and Adolescents Cigarettes

The Impact of Cigarette Advertising Cigarettes in Television Programming, in Music and Music Videos,

in Movies, and on the Internet Alchohol

Research on Alcohol Advertising Alcohol on TV, in Music and Music Videos, in Movies, and Online

Illicit Drugs A Word About Prescription and Nonprescription Drugs Solutions Exercises References

Chapter 7: Obesity, Eating Disorders, and the Media Are the Media a Cause of Obesity in Children and Adolescents? The Role of Food Advertising and Marketing

Fast Food Junk Food The Prevalence of Advertising New Technology Food Advertised in Schools The Impact of Advertising

Food on TV and in Movies Do Media Displace Physical Activities? Media and Eating Behavior Media, Sleep, and Obesity The Impact of Media on Body Self-Image and Eating Disorders

Body Image in Media Teen Magazines Definitions of Beauty Disordered Body Image Research on Media and Body Self-Image A Sociocultural Theory Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia New Media Conclusion

Solutions

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Exercises References

Chapter 8: The Internet Are Children and Adolescents Using the Internet?

The Technology Is Changing Fast Are Parents Concerned?

The Internet: What Is It? Concerns About the Internet

The Internet as a Medium for Media Violence Sex on the Net: A Primary Concern Viewing of Sexual Materials Advertising Food Products to Children: The Latest Concern Other Areas of Concern

Solutions to Internet Concerns Government Regulation Blocking Technology Child-Friendly Sites Media Literacy

On the Positive Side Conclusion Exercises References

Chapter 9: Social Media What Are Social Media? Social Media Sites Popular Among Teens Risks Associated With Social Media Use

Influence Displays of Health-Risk Behaviors on Social Media Cyberbullying Sexting Online Solicitation

Benefits of Social Media New Opportunities for Education and Prevention Connection and Social Capital