البرامج الساخرة بالتلفزيون و علاقتها بإدراك المراهقين للواقع الإجتماعي

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Background: Express programs sarcastic about the level of public awareness, and practiced public awareness socially and popularly, and even participate in the mission control official institutions which are important civil society institutions, and stimulate the viewer to participate and assist in the formulation of a mental image and the formation of trends about people or societal issues, and that this cynical approach affects the perception of social reality, political and economic.

Problem: Get rid of the problem of the study in the next main question what is the relationship satirical programs Bhadrak teenagers of social reality? Objectives: The study aimed to identify the relationship between watching TV parodies and grasp the teenagers of social reality, and uncover the motives exposed teens programs sarcastic in satellite TV, and then measure the impact of demographic variables (gender, economic level) at the level of viewing, and then impact on the perception of adolescents of reality Social Ocean them.

Type of the study: This study belong to the descriptive studies, and use the survey method Media, and the study was conducted on a randomly selected 400-strong male and female students, aged (15-17 years).

Tools: used in the form of a questionnaire, and a measure of social reality Social tools to collect data of the study.

Results: The main findings of the study are The study found the existence of a positive correlation between the density Show adolescent programs sarcastic, which displays satellite and the level of awareness of social reality, and there are significant differences statistically significant difference between the mean scores of the male and the mean scores of females on a scale to recognize the social reality they have in favor of females, and the presence of statistically significant differences between the mean scores of the respondents on a scale of exposure to programs sarcastic depending on the different density watch satellite TV.

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