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'Sex on TV' Study - USA
This study by the Kaiser Family Foundation analyzes the amount, nature and potential impact of sexual messages on TV today. The study was conducted as part of the Foundation's programme on the Entertainment Media & Public Health, which was established to examine the impact of entertainment media in society, and to work with entertainment industry leaders to help them convey important health messages to the public.
Communication Strategies
The study is not limited to how much sex is shown on tv, but looks as well at the context in which sex is shown.
Development Issues
Children, education, health and nutrition, HIV/AIDS.
Key Points
Using content analysis techniques to measure and assess the messages, a total of 1351 programmes across 10 channels were analysed, offering the most elaborate evaluation of sexual messages on TV yet produced by research.
Partners
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation.
Sources
"Sex on TV" Executive Summary, by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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