دوافع تعرض الطفل المصري لقنوات الأطفال الفضائية و الإشباعات المتحققة منها : دراسة ميدانية على عينة من تلاميذ المرحلة الإعدادية بمحافظة كفر الشيخ

الملخص EN

Objectives: Stand on the motives of the respondents of the study sample exposure for TV channels for children.

Stand on the forms of interaction between Nih children study and content made available to them via their specialized satellite channels.

to identify the degree of adoption of children (sample) on their satellite channels specialized in the realization of information and knowledge and the formation of the various concepts and trends.

Detection of the success of the Space Forces for children to meet the needs of Nih study due to exposure.

determine the nature of the relationship between the exposure of children motivated (Nih search) child TV channels and Alachaabaat earned them a result of this exposure.

Sample: Students of prepartory school aged (12-15) years.

Methodology: Survay method.

Results: The rate of exposure to child TV channels in general between the subjects of the study sample is 94%.

Topped channels: Powered, MPC3, Ortiz, Disney, Cartoon Network, space power channel listthe child space preferably respondents (number of asked) viewmay be due tothe diversity oftheir contents, which commensurate with theage ofthe study sample, ranging from soap operas andmovies, songsand programsand materialsrelated to the child as well as many of them offer programs and contents in Arabic to suit all children in urban and rural areas.

turned out to be the most important causes of View channels baby space and, according to the progress of the ratios iterative came on the tongues of respondents viewers of these channels are: providing information, new and useful (62.8%), provided the content is good and attractive (53.2%), learning skills and behaviors useful (50.1%) because they understand the language that offer Arabic in most cases (46.1%).

Because punctually suit them (44.1%) because of their fun and entertaining (35.4%) because they know their rights and duties (20.7%).

interested in providing programs and fantasy adventures (10.9%) and they they see the virtue of getting used to (5.1%).