25 research outputs found
Identification of media strategies by girls and boys (Means ± SD).
<p>Identification of media strategies by girls and boys (Means ± SD).</p
Demographic description of studied population (% or mean±SD).
<p>Demographic description of studied population (% or mean±SD).</p
ANOVA analysis of the differences between intervention and control groups.
<p>Note: Partial η2<0.05 is a small effect, 0.059–0.1 a medium effect and <b>above 0.1 large effect</b>. Means, standard deviations.</p
Media literacy, pressure from media and wish to fix appearance.
<p>Note:Partial η2<0.05 is a small effect, 0.059–0.1 a medium effect and <b>above 0.1 large effect</b>. Paired comparisons' ANOVA: means, standard deviations and effect size (Partial eta-squared) for participants in the intervention group at base line, post- intervention and 3- month follow up.</p
Drive for thinness and self-worth.
<p>Note: Partial η2<0.05 is a small effect, 0.059–0.1 a medium effect and <b>above 0.1 large effect</b>. Paired comparisons' ANOVA: means, standard deviations and effect size (Partial eta-squared) for participants in the intervention group at base line, post- intervention and 3- month follow up.</p
Identification of media strategies by girls and boys (Means ± SD).
<p>Identification of media strategies by girls and boys (Means ± SD).</p
Awareness of changes during adolescent and use of negative and positive communication.
<p>Note: Partial η2<0.05 is a small effect, 0.059–0.1 a medium effect and <b>above 0.1 large effect</b>. Paired comparisons' ANOVA: means, standard deviations and effect size (Partial eta-squared) on participants in the intervention group at base line, post- intervention and 3- month follow up.</p
Mean and standard deviations of body figures rating of adolescents: girls (top) boys (bottom).
<p>Mean and standard deviations of body figures rating of adolescents: girls (top) boys (bottom).</p