Child Topic 6 Flashcards

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What is topic 6

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Impact of advertising on children

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Who are the 2 background research by

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Bandura

Pine and Narsh

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What was the sample of pine and marsh study (4)

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83 children
Aged 4.8 to 6.5 years

16 nursery school children aged 3.4 to 4.7

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What was the method of pine and narsh study

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Explore how you advertising affects children bt studying their letters to Father Christmas

They were interviewed regarding their television viewing (had already written letter )

Letters and similar data was analysed for the 16 nursery children

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What were the results from pine and narsh

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Children who watched more commercial tv requested more items from Father Christmas and also more branded items than those who watched less

Comparison group from Sweden where advertising to chiller is not permitted - asked or significantly fewer items

English kids who watch more tv especially alone become consumers form early age

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What is the background study by bandura

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Bandura relplicated earlier study using video recorded models
Had 48 boys and 48 girls

3 and half to 5 years old Stanford uni nursery
Real aggressive model
Filmed aggressive model
Cartoon aggressive model
Control group (no model )

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What was the sample from Bandura study (3)

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48 boys and 48 girls
Ages 3 to 5.5 years
Stanford university nursery

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What were the results from Bandura

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Children who observed the video recorded behaviour has similar levels of aggressions as the real life model

More aggressive because then control group - in both conditions

Televised role model have similar levels of influence on children

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What research suggested gender advertise is being exaggerated though adverts

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Smith

Analysed tv adverts and concluded they were gender stereotypical

Girls - nurturing and passive behaviour

Boys - action oriented and powerful

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Who was the key research by

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Johnson and young

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What was the aim of key study

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To investigate if adverts portray gender stereotypes via the discourse and themes used

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What was the sample / design

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Content analysis of 147 you adverts shown in 1996 97 and 99

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What was the 3 categories of adverts

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Orientated for boys
Orientated for girls
Orientated for boys and girls

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What was the procedure of key study

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Analysing different aspects of the content for example the voice overs
Verb elements (action, destructive, nurturing) use of word power and the speaking lines given to boys and girls

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What were the results from main study

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89% girl aimed adverts had female voiceover and the voice was over exaggerated 87% of time

Boys adverts lots of competition (113) and control words (103)

Girls adverts had nurturing and feeling verbs - 66 times compared to 0 with males

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What are 3 conclusions from main study

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Gender models and verbal imaging reinforce traditional gender stereotypes rather than minimising or challenging them

Voice overs match and over accentuate targeted gender

Verbal models reinforce the stereotypes (girls engage in talk boys action over words)

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What are the 2 strategies

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Media literacy
Limiting television advertising

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Media literacy

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Young children often don’t actually understand the underlying messages of adverts

Educational programmes to teach children when they are being manipulated or being presented with misleading information

For example MediaSmart - designed for children ages 6-11 to teach how advertising works and methods used by complainers to persuade them - like celebrities, music etc

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Limiting television advertising

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Reduce amount of tv adverts children are exposed to
Austria - ads banned during kids programs before 8pm
Sweden and Norway- ban all advertisements during and immediately before and after children’s programmes

Advertising denies chance to develop into responsible consumers

As well as limiting what children see - Bandura aggression