برامج المسابقات التليفزيونية المقدمة في القنوات الفضائية و دورها في بناء الوعي الفكري لدى الشباب المصري : دراسة ميدانية

الملخص EN

The Arab satellite channels are one of the most important media that affect the society greatly and the youth in particular.

Therefore,they transmit information to them, attract them at the time of entertainment and fun, and share their loneliness and leisure time with them.

it was necessary to develop Arab satellite programs and pay attention to the various specializations they offer that help in building intellectual awareness and developing society.

Here the problem of the study crystallizes in identifying the TV competition programs and their role in building the intellectual awareness of the Egyptian youth.

This study is a descriptive study that seeks to describe the role of television competition programs in building intellectual awareness among Egyptian youth.

The study relied on the media survey method.

The Egyptian community was chosen as the study community, and it was applied to a random sample of young people from the age of 18-35 years, on a sample of 450 single males and females.

The questionnaire was used and directed to young people to reach accurate results of the study"The most important results of the study": 1- The level of watching TV competition programs on satellite channels came to an average rate in which the respondents follow the competition programmes, and this indicated the variation in the number of hours in which the respondents watch the competition programmes.

2- The “Geniuses Program” ranked first among the respondents in its follow-up with 68.4%, followed by the “Who will win the Million” program in second place with 41.8%, followed by “Kalam Men Dahab” program came in third place with 14.2%, and came in The last and fourth program is the least followed-up program by the respondents, the “Ma’a Al-nas” program, with a rate of 10.0%.

3- The results of the study showed the respondents’ participation in one of the competition programs with “no” in the first place with a percentage of 94.4%, followed by the answer with “yes” in the second place with a rate of 5.6%, and the results of the study proved that a very small number of respondents participated in TV competition programs.