1. Chapter 9 Review Exam 2 ready to return; projects and grades-to-date next week Exam 2 review T/F The only concern for parents about their children going online is that of predators? Chapter quiz Preview What is mass media? Types of media: screen (pictorial) media, print media, audio(sound) media, and digital interactive) media. Media and levels of influence: microsystem, mesosystem, exosystem, macrosystem, and chronosystem.

2. Exam 2 N=21 Unadjusted scores Range=56-94% Mean=78.51% Median=78% Mode=74% & 94% Adjustment for question 38a/13b, which was missed by more than 75% of students

3. The other side of the spectrum for exam questions Everyone answered the following questions correctly: 1a/50b, 8a/43b, 9a/42b, 37a/14b, 46a/5b, 49a/2b Each of the following questions only had one incorrect answer: 3a/48b, 5a/46b, 6a/45b, 16a/35b, 22a/29b, 25a/26b, 29a/22b, 35a/16b, 42a/9b [so 4 questions where over 50% of the students answered incorrectly and 15 where more than 95% got them right!)

4. Chapter 9 quiz 1. Everyone receives messages from media in the same way. True/False 2. If the parents of a preschooler want to find a television show for their child, they should look for a TV-Y7 rating. (note: this is a bit unclear in the 9th edition of the text, so you may need to use an additional source)True/False 3. Print media and screen media are typically equally passive activities– consider all domains of development when answering. True/False 4. Adolescent girls and adolescent boys use online media in very different ways. Explain your answer.True/False

5. Ratings Systems Television www.tvguidelines.org/ratings.htm Movies www.mpaa.org/film-ratings/ Video Games www.esrb.org/ratings/ratings_guide.jsp Other sources of ratings www.commonsensemedia.org

6. Media has “good” and “bad” impacts Fairly recent stories and trends They loved your G.P.A. then they saw your tweets. (from The New York Times, 11/9/13) MOOCS – Massive Online Open Courses; free opportunities to learn from major institutions of high education Does bullying, including online bullying, cause suicide-related behaviors? According to CDC, we need to be careful Suicidal youth are likely to have been bullied, but most youth who are bullied do not participate in suicide-related behaviors. So, bullying plus other risk factors likely lead to increased risk of suicide.