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social science subjects > sociology > gender and sexuality > content analysis of sex in television
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content analysis of sex in television  

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  • Quantitative content analyses conducted over the past two decades have documented the form and frequency of sexual content on television programming, finding that the programs most watched by youth are saturated with references to and depictions of sexual behavior (often physical flirting, passionate kissing, or intimate touching). Indeed, more than 80% of the prime-time television programs most popular among adolescents contain references to or depictions of sexual behavior. [Source: Encyclopedia of Children, Adolescents, and the Media; Sex in Television, Content Analysis of]

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