2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2011.12.070
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The Concept Of “Media Literacy” And An Evaluation On The Necessity Of Media Literacy Education In Creating Awareness Towards Turkish Language

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“…Media portrayals of thin models emphasize perceived reward of unattainable thinness including attractiveness and success ( Thompson et al, 1999 ). The internalized ideal can become problematic because media content often does not mirror reality with many forms of mass media promulgating incomplete, inaccurate and biased content that becomes the standard against which the self and others are judged ( Ulaş et al, 2012 ; Webb et al, 2014 ; Geraee et al, 2015 ). Exposure to traditional media, specifically film, television and magazines, results in body dissatisfaction (for a comprehensive review see Grabe et al, 2008 ) which increases the risk of psychological problems including eating disorders, depression, and low self-esteem ( Markey, 2010 ) and physiological problems such as a weakened immune system ( Campisi et al, 2012 ) and poor sleep quality ( Wolniczak et al, 2013 ).…”
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“…Media portrayals of thin models emphasize perceived reward of unattainable thinness including attractiveness and success ( Thompson et al, 1999 ). The internalized ideal can become problematic because media content often does not mirror reality with many forms of mass media promulgating incomplete, inaccurate and biased content that becomes the standard against which the self and others are judged ( Ulaş et al, 2012 ; Webb et al, 2014 ; Geraee et al, 2015 ). Exposure to traditional media, specifically film, television and magazines, results in body dissatisfaction (for a comprehensive review see Grabe et al, 2008 ) which increases the risk of psychological problems including eating disorders, depression, and low self-esteem ( Markey, 2010 ) and physiological problems such as a weakened immune system ( Campisi et al, 2012 ) and poor sleep quality ( Wolniczak et al, 2013 ).…”
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“…et al, 2016). However, individuals with high media literacy lead to increased media quality because these individuals require more realistic messages of higher quality (Ulas, AH. et al, 2012).…”
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“…Berdasarkan interpretasi tersebut, literasi media digambarkan sebagai kemampuan seseorang untuk menginterpretasikan pesan yang diterima dari elemen media dengan perspektif kritis, memberikan makna, serta menciptakan pesan baru (Ulaş et al, 2012). Film merupakan media budaya populer yang berfungsi sebagai sarana komunikasi dan transmisi informasi.…”
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