الآثار المعرفية الناتجة عن اعتماد الأحداث المدانين بالإرهاب على البرامج الإعلامية في دائرة إصلاح الأحداث

Abstract EN

The problem of this research lies in identifying the cognitive effects resulting from the exposure of juveniles with terrorism by terrorism to the media programs broadcast in the juvenile reform department.

the aim of the research is to know the cognitive effects that display the exposure of events with terrorism and terrorism to the media programs broadcast in the main events department, sliding at the level (0.05) between the arithmetic and hypothetical (theoretical) means on the scale of effects resulting from educational dependence on the media programs of the juvenile department.

this research is descriptive research using the survey method, which necessitated the researcher to use the triple Likert scale, as a tool for collecting information from the research community.

the researcher adopted the intentional sample of juveniles convicted of terrorism in four rehabilitation schools.

the sample included approximately (300) juveniles whose ages ranged from 9 to 22 out of the total research community of (415) juveniles convicted of terrorism.

the research concluded a number of results, the most important of which are: 1.the results showed that three-quarters of the respondents (76.1%) confirmed that watching and listening to media programs greatly increased the information of events and they understood life better than before and ranked first.

2.the results showed that three quarters of the sample, with a percentage of (76.2%), indicated that the media programs contribute to the consolidation of the correct and non-extremist values of the Islamic society among the juveniles.

3.the results showed that the vast majority of respondents (96.1%) felt that media programs had a positive impact on their morals and character building.

4.the results showed that the media programs increased the values of peaceful and societal coexistence and the values of brotherhood among the respondents, as (63.7%) confirmed this fact.

5.the results showed that (64.5%) of the juveniles interviewed were made by the media programs to think about their future and are keen not to slip again into committing crimes.