THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AUDIO-VISUAL MEDIA CONSUMPTION AND ADOLESCENTS’ DELINQUENCY

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HABIBZADEH MALEKI A.; QASEMI M.

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Journal: Journal of Communication Research Year:2009 | Volume:16 | Issue:2 (58) Page(s): 95-120

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Title

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AUDIO-VISUAL MEDIA CONSUMPTION AND ADOLESCENTS’ DELINQUENCY

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HABIBZADEH MALEKI A. | QASEMI M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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THE INTERNETQ2

DELINQUENCYQ2

TVQ2

AUDIO-VISUAL MEDIAQ3

CDQ3

ADOLESCENTSQ2

Abstract

The present article is the result of a 2007 survey aimed at examining the effect of AUDIO-VISUAL MEDIA on juvenile DELINQUENCY. The sample consists of 170 juvenile offenders (at the diagnosis of court) and 260 non-offender juveniles from the same religion, age group (13-18 years old) and gender. Findings show that 21.5 percent of juvenile non-offender group use more than 5 hours of TV each day while this figure for juvenile offender group is 33 percent (P<0.01). Using THE INTERNET in non-criminal youth group was 39.6 percent and in juvenile offender group was 67.6 percent (P<0.01). Some results indicate that there is no significant difference between these two groups in terms of consuming satellite TV. However, juvenile delinquents use THE INTERNET, significantly, less than non-delinquent juveniles, and they use the national TV, significantly, more than non-delinquent juveniles. It seems that, long term use of TV, not using THE INTERNET and overusing films and video CDs, increase the risk of juvenile DELINQUENCY.

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HABIBZADEH MALEKI, A., & QASEMI, M.. (2009). THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AUDIO-VISUAL MEDIA CONSUMPTION AND ADOLESCENTS’ DELINQUENCY. JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION RESEARCH (PAZHOOHESH VA SANJESH), 16(2 (58)), 95-120. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/152852/en

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HABIBZADEH MALEKI A., QASEMI M.. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AUDIO-VISUAL MEDIA CONSUMPTION AND ADOLESCENTS’ DELINQUENCY. JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION RESEARCH (PAZHOOHESH VA SANJESH)[Internet]. 2009;16(2 (58)):95-120. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/152852/en

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A. HABIBZADEH MALEKI, and M. QASEMI, “THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AUDIO-VISUAL MEDIA CONSUMPTION AND ADOLESCENTS’ DELINQUENCY,” JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION RESEARCH (PAZHOOHESH VA SANJESH), vol. 16, no. 2 (58), pp. 95–120, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/152852/en

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