The Change of Family Image

She pulled his attention as soon as she got into the restaurant. After seeing it for a few minutes, he decided to talk with her. After the conversation, he decided to ask the courtroom, or modern people to call her. First, he asked her to allow her father, of course, to go out with a spouse. One day, the man asked if she got married to a girl 's father. My father agreed because this man has a stable job and a beautiful house. My father knows his daughter will receive assistance. When he agrees, the couple will get married.

Family image The paradigm's questions posed by researchers in this field are as follows. What is the impact of TV content to viewers on family members? Evidence that television's marriage and image of family life affects the perception of children and adults' families has been studied. Social learning theory (Bandura 1977) advocates to imitate behavior and to think that learning from television is beneficial and realistic. It uses imitation and perception to explain how people learn by observing other people in the environment. The training perspective (Gerber and Gross 1976) assumes that the view of the world drawn by the TV series biased towards many viewers is being cultivated. Although this view of the world may not be accurate, it is a great social reality for the audience. Both theory and prospects of social learning provide a theoretical connection between content exposure and its impact.

Families reflect it in response to general social changes. They are often the stage of change - the stage at which individual behavior changes change, especially in the area of ​​intimacy between families. The composition of the family constantly changes due to unpredictable events such as birth, partnership, divorce, redistribution, death, events that symbolize the transformation of private life, immigration, war, political instability, general geographical movement, etc. doing. Many family experiences being discussed in the book. Movement of family is a central place in world history. Settles (1993) tends to emphasize stability as "moral quality and characteristics of general family life in general", but in reality, rather than "exception" rather than "movement like a typical experiment" It insists that it shows.