1933
DOI: 10.1037/14720-000
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The social conduct and attitudes of movie fans.

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“…Фрэнк Шаттлворт и Марк Мэй провели схожее исследование: «Социальное поведение и установки фанатов кино» (Shuttleworth, May 1933). Отобрав две группы детей, одна из которых предпочитала посещать кино, а другая практически этого не делала, исследователи изучали их успеваемость в школе и моральные установки по отношению к широкому спектру тем, не связанных с кино.…”
Section: корпус исследований фонда пейнаunclassified
“…Фрэнк Шаттлворт и Марк Мэй провели схожее исследование: «Социальное поведение и установки фанатов кино» (Shuttleworth, May 1933). Отобрав две группы детей, одна из которых предпочитала посещать кино, а другая практически этого не делала, исследователи изучали их успеваемость в школе и моральные установки по отношению к широкому спектру тем, не связанных с кино.…”
Section: корпус исследований фонда пейнаunclassified
“…Research on movies and youth audiences-as distinct from an undifferentiated mass adult audience-took into account intervening sociological influences (e.g., Blumer, 1933;Cressy, 1934), and studied movie effects in terms of moral development (Cressy & Thatcher, 1933;Geiger, 1923), social attitudes (Peterson & Thurstone, 1933;Shuttleworth & May, 1933), and emotional reactions (Dysinger & Rucknick, 1933). The preradio research on mass media's effects on children was concerned not primarily with behavioral effects, and conceptualized film effects as a potential social, not behavioral problem.…”
Section: The Making Of the Child Tv Viewermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In response to a request by Seashore, the Payne Fund researchers sent him a copy of an early report entitled ''A Generation of Motion Pictures'' (Addenda to Exhibits for Conference, 1928). The two Iowa-based studies that became part of the final Payne Fund motion picture publications (Dysinger & Ruckmick, 1933;Holaday & Stoddard, 1933) were heavily influenced by the research already taking place in Seashore's laboratory (Malin, 2009), as was the third study, co-authored by former Iowa student Frank Shuttleworth (Shuttleworth & May, 1933).…”
Section: Carl Seashore and The Psychology Of Beautymentioning
confidence: 99%