Television and Teenagers ; An Emerging Agent of Socialization
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Television and Teenagers ; An Emerging Agent of Socialization

by Kanwar Chauhan

Sociology Media Studies Adolescent Psychology
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Television and Teenagers: An Emerging Agent of Socialization by Kanwar Chauhan examines the profound influence of TV on youth socialization. It explores how media shapes social behaviors, values, and perceptions in adolescents, offering insights into this critical aspect of modern development. Ideal for those studying media's role in society.

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Television and Teenagers: An Emerging Agent of Socialization delves into the impact of television on adolescent development. Authored by Kanwar Chauhan, the book highlights television's role in shaping social behaviors and values among teenagers.

The work addresses how media content influences the way young people perceive the world and interact with others. It provides a framework for understanding television as a powerful tool in the socialization process.

Through analysis of viewing habits and content effects, the book offers perspectives on the evolving relationship between media and youth. It emphasizes the need for awareness in media consumption among teenagers.

This publication serves as a resource for educators, parents, and researchers interested in media's societal implications.

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