Effect of TV Violence on the Youth in Calabar South LGA of CRS - Hogan, Holyns
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This book is an empirical research work. It is carefully designed to examine the possible effects or impacts that exposure to television violence as blockbuster movies (e.g war films/ epics with violent or pornographic contents) could have on global youths, over time. Centered on the experience of young people in Calabar South Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria. The book empirically asserts modelling, priming, identification and sublimation as key effects that violent TV exposure have on young global addicts. The book infers psycho-social correlation between youths addiction…mehr

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This book is an empirical research work. It is carefully designed to examine the possible effects or impacts that exposure to television violence as blockbuster movies (e.g war films/ epics with violent or pornographic contents) could have on global youths, over time. Centered on the experience of young people in Calabar South Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria. The book empirically asserts modelling, priming, identification and sublimation as key effects that violent TV exposure have on young global addicts. The book infers psycho-social correlation between youths addiction to drugs, risky lifestyle, cultism, rape, ritual killing or general antisocial behavior and the volume of violent television shows they they consume daily. Thus recommends as appropriate based on its findings and discussions on the subject. The book is a must read for everyone interested in society's well-being, including science and arts students in High Schools and Universities around the world. Global Media and Communication scholars are equally encouraged to make the book a key on/off line reference study material.
Autorenporträt
HOLYNS HOGAN (ND, BA (Hons), MA-Media Studies) is a CES lecturer at the Department of Mass Communication, Cross River University of Technology, Calabar. He is a scholar of the African Council for Communication Education (ACCE), Nigeria and Member, Association of Nigerian Universities Public Administrators (ANUPA). Hogan is a creative writer.