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My final topic chosen for this assignment is the topic of the effect that adults playing teenagers have on actual teenagers. This topic is important for me as I am also a teenager has been affected by this topic. It is also something that affects many teenagers around the world.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-hU1fEFKus
- This video is discussing the common problems that most teen dramas have, and is done in an informal way. this is how I would like my video to come across.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxK9G4Q92D0
- This video talks about how teenagers are often played by older people, and the issues that come with that. This is the main focus of my video so it will be something I talk about in my video.
https://academicjournals.org/article/article1380103799_Pierce.pdf
- This article discusses the focus that teen shows have on sexual activity and how it is harmful to them. This is what I intend to elaborate on in my video.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10410236.2018.1431020
- This article is a good source for me to use as it talks about how television is now a leading source of education for most teenagers nowadays, and talks about the affect this can have on teens.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/08838150701304969
- This article talks about the portrayal of sexual messages on teen's television programmes and how it can affect them. This is very close to what I am focusing my message on so using this as a source will be very helpful.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10410236.2018.1431020
- This source talks about how sexual behaviour and reproductive health is becoming more and more popular in television shows that are being aimed at teenagers and young adults. This is will be helpful to my message as it focuses on how teenagers are affected by this kind of content.

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ABSTRACT
Television is a leading source of sexual education for teens and young adults, thus it is important to understand how sexual behavior and reproductive health are portrayed in popular primetime programming. This study is a media content analysis of the 19 top-rated scripted English-language primetime television shows aired between January 1, 2015 and May 31, 2015, and viewed by American youth audiences 12-24 years of age. The purpose of this study is to assess how sex/sexuality and reproductive health are being portrayed in a popular medium that reaches many adolescent and young adult audiences. Themes used for this analysis include youth pregnancy/parenting, mentoring/guidance of youth regarding sexual behavior, sex/sexuality, body image/identity, sexual violence/abuse/harassment, gender identity/sexual orientation, and reproductive health. Themes have been classified in one of the following six categories: visual cues, brief mentions, dialogue, minor storylines, major storylines, and multi-episode storylines. Our findings indicate that narratives providing educational information regarding the risks and consequences of sexual behavior were missing from the television shows we analyzed and that storylines promoting low risk sexual behavior were rare. Sexual violence and abuse, casual sex among adults, lack of contraception use, or no portrayal of consequences of risky behaviors were common. Compared to prior research, we found an emergent theme normalizing non-heterosexual gender identity and sexual orientation. Our findings have important implications as exposure to popular media shapes the perceptions and behaviors of teens and young adults. This study has the potential to shed light on the need to create stories and narratives in television shows watched by American teens and young adults with educational messages regarding the risks and consequences of sexual behavior.

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Funding

The work described in this article was supported by a grant entitled Hollywood and Youth Sexuality, Reproductive Health and Rights Project (H & Y) from the Ford Foundation to the UCLA Center for Global Media Center for Social Impact (PI, Sandra de Castro Buffington). Data collected about reproductive health depictions on popular television programming supports the Center's advocacy efforts with entertainment media to enhance quantity and quality of storylines social value.

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A Content Analysis of How Sexual Behavior and Reproductive Health are Being Portrayed on Primetime Television Shows Being Watched by Teens and Young Adults

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ABSTRACT Television is a leading source of sexual education for teens and young adults, thus it is important to understand how sexual behavior and reproductive health are portrayed in popular primetime programming. This study is a media content analysis of the 19 top-rated scripted English-language primetime television shows aired between January 1, 2015 and May 31, 2015, and viewed by American youth audiences 12-24 years of age.

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- the target audience for my topic are teenagers, ages 13-19 as this topic involves and is about them. it is something that people should understand.

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My initial thoughts on this task are ones of worry. I'm not sure how I would make a video for whatever topic I choose. I am excited to choose an idea and research about it, as I like looking things up and learning more about a topic I am interested in.