The contents of foreign television programmes and its effects on Nigerian youths
MM Reddy, RM Metso, EF Adanlawo… - Journal of Nation …, 2020 - journals.co.za
MM Reddy, RM Metso, EF Adanlawo, H Rugbeer
Journal of Nation-Building and Policy Studies, 2020•journals.co.zaTelevision is one of humanity's most important means of communication; a channel through
which societal norms and values can be transferred to youths. The imagination created by
the contents of foreign television programmes ultimately leads to strong emotional
responses. Though some foreign films and programmes are educational in nature, the view
that majority of them are inimical to the positive-believe-system of youths, is rife. An
exploratory
which societal norms and values can be transferred to youths. The imagination created by
the contents of foreign television programmes ultimately leads to strong emotional
responses. Though some foreign films and programmes are educational in nature, the view
that majority of them are inimical to the positive-believe-system of youths, is rife. An
exploratory
Abstract
Television is one of humanity’s most important means of communication; a channel through which societal norms and values can be transferred to youths. The imagination created by the contents of foreign television programmes ultimately leads to strong emotional responses. Though some foreign films and programmes are educational in nature, the view that majority of them are inimical to the positive-believe-system of youths, is rife. An exploratory
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