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Mediating Health: The Powerful Role Of The Media

by Joan Wharf-Higgins, Begoray , Cimon , Deborah Begoray and Mimi Cimon

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Mediating Health: The Powerful Role Of The Media

Synopsis

The growing concern over adolescent health has triggered debate and increasing attention about the role of health education. This book illustrates the influence on adolescents' health literacy, particularly caused by the role of the media. Much of the concern over the declining health of North American adolescents is related to injury and violence, alcohol and other drug use, sexual risk-taking, physical inactivity and poor diet; issues which are connected to behaviours shaped in adolescence that persist into adulthood, and highlight the importance of establishing positive lifelong learning skills. This book suggests that critical media literacy is a necessary skill needed throughout the life-course.

Product details

ISBN:
9781616683245
Category:
General
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
2011-10-20
Series:
Media and Communications - Technologies,
Publisher:
NOVA SCIENCE PUBLISHERS INC
Country of origin:
United States
Dimensions (mm):
230x155mm

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