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Childhood, 2005
What makes ‘corrupt’ children such efficacious or nodal symbols? How and why is it that certain groups of children take on this signifying function? How do narratives about corrupt children provide people with a way of mediating and articulating more general anxieties about social change or rupture?
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What makes ‘corrupt’ children such efficacious or nodal symbols? How and why is it that certain groups of children take on this signifying function? How do narratives about corrupt children provide people with a way of mediating and articulating more general anxieties about social change or rupture?
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The Elementary School Journal, 1973
mon fallacy. Whether the child develops an understanding of his role as a consumer depends on what schools can do to build that understanding. Up to now, consumer education has been entrusted largely to the secondary schools. The elementary-school classroom, however, offers a good climate for consumer education.
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mon fallacy. Whether the child develops an understanding of his role as a consumer depends on what schools can do to build that understanding. Up to now, consumer education has been entrusted largely to the secondary schools. The elementary-school classroom, however, offers a good climate for consumer education.
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Children as Consumers: Advertising and Marketing
The Future of Children, 2008Marketing and advertising support the U.S. economy by promoting the sale of goods and services to consumers, both adults and children. Sandra Calvert addresses product marketing to children and shows that although marketers have targeted children for decades, two recent trends have increased their interest in child consumers.
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2019
Media consuption is a term in “sociology” that describes the individuals that organize information on the basis of the use of produced goods, rather than on the axis of services and production. Mediums that fall under the scope of media consumption include radio, television, computer, mobile phones, newspaper, and magazine formats.
Bahadir Köksalan +2 more
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Media consuption is a term in “sociology” that describes the individuals that organize information on the basis of the use of produced goods, rather than on the axis of services and production. Mediums that fall under the scope of media consumption include radio, television, computer, mobile phones, newspaper, and magazine formats.
Bahadir Köksalan +2 more
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2018
Children and young people have become fully functioning consumers and their lives are inherently connected to this. This is reflected in how children spend their free time, but also in the educational environments for children and young people. In this contribution, I will not focus on the issue of whether the commercialisation of the children’s world ...
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Children and young people have become fully functioning consumers and their lives are inherently connected to this. This is reflected in how children spend their free time, but also in the educational environments for children and young people. In this contribution, I will not focus on the issue of whether the commercialisation of the children’s world ...
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Parental Style and Consumer Socialization of Children
Journal of Consumer Research, 1988Parents play a major role in children's consumer socialization but little is known about differences in parents' consumer socialization tendencies. In this article, we examine the thesis that these tendencies can be predicted from parents' general socialization styles.
Carlson, Les, Grossbart, Sanford
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Digital Content Effects and Children as a Consumer
2020In recent years children are one of the biggest consumers. Many industries are targeting children to sell their products. Many individuals are creating full-time content for the kids. Children are attached to screen watching cartoons or playing games. There are many educational contents.
Uttam Kumar Roy, Weining Tang
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Consumer socialization and frequency of shopping with children
Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 1991This study examines co-shopping frequency (mothers shopping with children) from a consumer socialization perspective. It also compares consumer orientations and socialization behaviors of heavier, moderate and lighter co-shoppers. Results indicate that these groups differ in desires to develop children’s consumer competence, consumer roles played by ...
S. Grossbart, L. Carlson, A. Walsh
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Isoflavones in children and adults consuming soy
Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 2008Soy and their isoflavones (IFLs) are believed to protect against breast cancer, particularly when exposure occurs during childhood. Little is known about the bioavailability of IFLs in children and how this is affected by oral antibiotics (OABX). We measured IFLs by LC/MS and found that the urinary IFL excretion rate (UIER) reflects circulating IFLs ...
Adrian A, Franke +2 more
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