I would be interested whether there is a study/research on the connection of media literacy and social competencies / assertiveness / self-esteem. As a bigger picture, would be also interesting to see a possible link between improving media literacy and crime resistance – whether media literacy programs can function as a kind of crime prevention tool. Even prognoses are welcome!
You can try these and see if they help:
Vandebosch, Heidi. "The Perceived Role of Mass Media Use during Incarceration in the Light of Prisoners’ Re-entry into Society." Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture 12, no. 2 (2005): 96-115.
Vandebosch, Heidi. "Criminal involvement and media use." Deviant Behavior 22, no. 6 (2001): 541-570.
Vandebosch, Heidi. "Media use as an adaptation or coping tool in prison." Communications 26, no. 4 (2001): 371-388.
Hi Michael,
thanks for your suggestions! Although these are very reliable material, I'd be more interested from the SEL & social media deviance links.
Best,
Katie
I'm not sure it's directly related to assertiveness and self-esteem, but we wrote a paper a few year ago about the social dimension of medias and the importance to develop competences related to this dimension. Maybe you'll find some interesting ideas for your research.
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