Digital Media in Families

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Digital Media in Families by Mind Map: Digital Media in Families

1. #PayneFundStudies

1.1. #Movies

1.2. #PayneFundStudies

2. #MediaEffects

2.1. #RoleModel

2.1.1. Society

2.2. #Influence

2.3. #Change

2.3.1. #Children

2.4. #DifferentialSusceptibility

2.4.1. #HypodermicNeedle

3. #DripDripTheory

3.1. #WorldPerception

3.2. #CultivationTheory

4. Lecture 2

4.1. Social media (17)

4.1.1. Media addiction

4.1.1.1. #FOMO

4.1.2. Influence

4.1.2.1. #social-emotional development

4.1.2.2. #development

4.1.2.3. #sleep

4.1.2.4. #negativecomments

4.1.3. Adolescents

4.1.3.1. #self-esteem

4.1.3.2. #communication

4.1.3.3. #self-concept

4.1.3.3.1. #identity

4.1.4. #Flynn-effect

4.1.5. CMC

4.1.5.1. #face-to-face

4.1.5.1.1. #intimacy

4.1.5.1.2. #receptionmodel

4.1.6. Sexting

4.1.6.1. #self-expression

4.1.6.2. #sexyselfie

4.1.7. Affordance (3)

4.1.8. Privacy Paradox

4.1.8.1. # PsychologicalPrivacy

4.1.9. online vs. offline

4.1.10. #displacementtheory

4.1.10.1. displacement

4.1.10.2. lonelypeople

5. Lecture 1

6. Lecture 3

6.1. #Parenting

6.1.1. #Parenting style (4)

6.1.1.1. #Mediation (4)

6.1.1.1.1. #Active mediation

6.1.1.1.2. #Restrictive mediation

6.1.1.2. #Monitoring

6.2. #Sexualization

6.2.1. #genderspecific

6.2.2. #porn

6.3. #Advertising (10)

6.3.1. #brands

6.3.1.1. #brandawareness

6.3.2. #commercals

6.3.3. #marketing

6.3.4. #consumerism

6.3.5. #genderspecfic

7. Lecture 4/5

7.1. Violence in Media

7.1.1. #Aggression theories

7.1.1.1. #Habituation

7.1.1.2. #Desensitization

7.1.1.3. #Induced arousal

7.1.1.4. #Induced script

7.1.1.5. #Catalyst Model

7.1.2. #Media effects

7.1.2.1. #TV

7.1.2.2. #Videogames

7.1.2.2.1. #ADHD

7.1.2.3. #DSMM

7.1.3. #Youth

7.2. Excessive Media Use

7.2.1. #Tablets

7.2.2. #TV

7.2.3. #EntertaimentGames

7.2.4. #Theories

7.2.4.1. #Social cognitive theory

7.2.4.2. #Moderate discrepancy hypothesis

7.3. Family

7.3.1. #Parent Mediation

7.3.1.1. #Monitoring

7.3.1.1.1. #Restrictive

7.3.1.1.2. #Active

7.3.1.2. #Parenting styles

7.3.1.2.1. #Parenting strategies

7.3.1.2.2. #Self regulation

7.4. Media preferences

7.4.1. #Children

7.4.1.1. #Development

7.4.1.1.1. #Fantasy/reality

7.4.2. #Media content

7.4.2.1. #Violent Media

7.4.2.1.1. #Influence

7.4.2.2. #Gender

7.4.2.3. #Educational media

7.4.2.3.1. #Learning