High School Media Too: A School Day in the Lives of Fifteen Teenagers

Contributing Organization(s): Ball State University


Author(s)/Creator(s): Robert A. Papper; Michael E. Holmes; James M. Nyce; Mike Bloxham

Publishing Date: 2007-09-25

Issue Areas: Media; Children and Youth; Computers and Technology

Ownership/Rights Info: Copyright 2007 Ball State University. All rights reserved

File info: 29 pages; 2.06 MB file size

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An observational study of media consumption and exposure throughout the school day of fifteen middle- and high-school students. The study measures exposure in ten second increments in all locations from home and car through school and others and details incidence and duration os media use. Results also details incidence of Concurrent Media Exposure (multi-tasking).

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Intended Audience: General Public; Parents; Researchers

Type/Format: Whitepaper

Language code: English

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