Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6576216 | Studies in Communication Sciences | 2016 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
The change of our media environment generates new topics for social research. Trends in media development like an increase in connectivity, mobilization and differentiation have far-reaching consequences for socialization processes: the blurring of social interactions, role shifts and spatial extension are only a few of them. In this article, we focus on consequences for media socialization in families and examine potential transformations of family as socialization agent against the background of mediatization. In a synopsis of theoretical approaches and empirical results, we want to give an overview of the current perspectives and discuss future challenges for research.
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Authors
Rudolf Kammerl, Michaela Kramer,