Masterarbeit, 2013
79 Seiten, Note: M.Sc(Hons)
This study investigates the level of television addiction in adolescents and explores the relationship between addiction level, personality styles, and television watching styles. The research aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how television consumption impacts adolescent development and identify potential interventions to mitigate negative effects.
Chapter 1: TV Addiction Introduction
This chapter introduces the concept of personality and its development, emphasizing the influence of environmental factors, particularly electronic media like television. It highlights the importance of understanding television's impact on adolescents, considering factors such as viewing habits, personality traits, and parental involvement.
Chapter 2: Personality Styles or Characteristics of Adolescents
Chapter 2 delves into the different personality styles or characteristics prevalent among adolescents, with a focus on extraversion and neuroticism. It explores the relationship between these personality traits and television viewing habits, examining how individuals with different personality styles might engage with television differently.
Chapter 3: Research Work
This chapter details the research methodology employed in the study, outlining the research design, participant selection, data collection methods, and statistical analysis techniques used to investigate the relationship between television addiction, personality styles, and viewing habits in adolescents.
The study focuses on the keywords: television addiction, adolescents, personality styles, extraversion, neuroticism, television viewing habits, parental involvement, and the impact of television on adolescent development.
Signs include excessive viewing hours, inability to cut down screen time, neglecting social or school responsibilities, and withdrawal symptoms when not watching.
The study explores how traits like extraversion and neuroticism correlate with addiction levels and specific styles of television consumption.
Parental involvement, such as discussing content with children or setting viewing boundaries, can significantly mitigate the negative effects of TV on development.
Negative impacts can include poor mental integration, behavioral issues, and interference with the development of healthy social traits.
While personality development has roots in heredity, the study emphasizes that the electronic environment is equally important in shaping addictive behaviors.
The research used standardized scales to collect data from adolescent boys and girls in schools and colleges in Faisalabad, followed by statistical analysis.
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