Critical Analysis on YouTube content & Attitude change of Children in Society
Abstract
How You tube is affecting the mental behavior in children and how much advertising have effects on the minds of children, this is the objectives of the paper. To find out the impact of you tube content on children, we had conduct a survey with 80 participants including the parents of the children. This study reveals the effects of YouTube content are limited according to gender & age perspectives. Teenagers & Children especially Girls were seen more affected as compared to adults. For Data analyze, we used cross sectional method, chi square and SPSS. Furthermore, this research suggests the YouTube content shall be observed acknowledging the fundamental social norms that may not change the ideal tradition of society in the future generation. This research paper tends to analyze the effect of YouTube content in society critically. Since, this research paper merely contains of Quantitative Methodology that limits the observation and research in numbers. This research proves the hypothesis that the behavior of children is simultaneously changing with the advancement of technology and
usage of those as well.
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