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  In Search of the Older Audience: Adult Age Differences in Television Viewing
 
 
Title: In Search of the Older Audience: Adult Age Differences in Television Viewing
Author: Mares, Marie-Louise
Woodard, Emory H.
Appeared in: Journal of broadcasting & electronic media
Paging: Volume 50 (2006) nr. 4 pages 595-614
Year: 2006-12-01
Contents: General Social Survey data were used to test the claims that (a) older adults watch more television than younger adults and (b) they do so because of poor health, retirement, and widowhood. Older adults did watch more television on average than other age groups. This effect was not explained by birth cohort or altered by time of measurement. However, the age effect was small (despite striking mean differences), because variability within the youngest and oldest groups was large. Overall, traditional explanations of older adults' viewing were largely unsupported. Demographic and social variables explained younger adults' viewing better than older adults'.
Publisher: Routledge
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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