Media literacy and culture of the primary school pupils in Nis

Stanisavljevic-Petrovic, Zorica; Radovic, Vladeta; Ivanović, Ana

doi:10.5937/kultura1237210s

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“…Media are present in absolutely all areas of life: "In addition to their role to inform, they also involve social relations, entertainment, upbringing and education, forming opinions and attitudes, establishing control, criticism, entertainment, schedule of daily obligations, imposing topics for conversation and discussion, setting patterns of behavior" [13].…”

Section: Media Conglomerats and Public Communicationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Media Paradigms and Programmed Code of Values Orientation in Adolescence

Radović¹,

Ljajić²,

Dojčinović³

2021

TEM Journal

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Many studies on media show that apart from family, school and peer groups media get imposed as agents of socialization influencing models of behavior, life styles establishment and young people’s code of values formation. This research is dedicated to the range of adolescents’ interests, i.e. the influence of informative, educational and distractive media contents. The research findings show that the use of television and the internet occupies everyday activities of the subjects in their spare time, and that it remarkably influences their attitudes and code of values formation. Modern media paradigms promote competences over competitions, diminish codes of values and blur the border line between the good and bad, animal and humanistic. The manipulative media features are getting more dynamic, natural and tougher.

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Section: Media Conglomerats and Public Communicationmentioning

confidence: 99%