Pengaruh Mediasi Orangtua Terhadap Afi nitas Televisi dan Lama Menonton Televisi Pada Anak  

Oleh:

Armando, Nina Mutmainnah ; Hendriyani

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah nasional - tidak terakreditasi DIKTI - atma jaya
Dalam koleksi: InterAct: Journal on Communication vol. 01 no. 02 (Nov. 2012), page 11-20.
Topik: affinity; children; parent mediation; path-analysis; television
Fulltext: JI 0102 1112 p.11–20.pdf (368.97KB)

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This study explains how parental mediation, mothers’ and fathers’, influences television affinity and usage among children. Survey data of Jakarta-based 5th grade elementary school children (N = 188) reveal that level of parental mediation, in term of restrictive and active, tends to be high, while level of coviewing tends to be low. However, only mothers’ restrictive mediation and fathers’ restrictive mediation correlate positively with television affinity; active mediation and coviewing do not influence children’s television affinity significantly. There is no direct correlation between any types of parental mediation with television usage. This study also finds that television affinity correlates significantly with television usage. It seems that the more restriction of watching television they have, the more attractive the medium for the children. However, those with high affinity tend to have low television usage, most probably because they are only allow watching television for a certain period at home. On the contrary, children with low TV affinity spend a lot of time watching television. Thus, even though television is a dominant medium in children life, it is not treasured by the children; it is just wallpaper in the house for them.

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