Children's views on media harm

Virginia Nightingale; Dianne Dickenson; Catherine Griff

Children's views on media harm

Virginia Nightingale, Dianne Dickenson, Catherine Griff

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Provides an overview of some of the findings from the University of Western Sydney and Australian Broadcasting Authority research report 'Children's Views About Media Harm'. Vulnerability of children to media harm; Significant self-definitional role of particular media materials in the transition from childhood to adulthood; Use by older children of program classification systems.

Original language	English
Journal	Metro Magazine
Publication status	Published - 2002

Keywords

mass media and children
child welfare
Western Sydney (N.S.W.)
Australia

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