Ms. Inday Telebasyang : (Record no. 2827)

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Classification number (OCLC) (R) ; Classification number, CALL (RLIN) (NR) LG993.5 2013
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Personal name So, Carmi Denise C.
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Title Ms. Inday Telebasyang :
Remainder of title a cross-sectional study of the portrayal of women in contemporary Philippine television commercial /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Carmi Denise C. So
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Extent 58 leaves
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Dissertation note Thesis, Undergraduate (BA Communication Arts) -- U. P. in Mindanao, 2013
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Summary, etc. Television commercials being influential parts of television viewing have portrayed women in various ways. These portrayals often contain inaccurate messages that affect the formation of women's self concept. Despite the social changes in the status and roles of women over time, female stereotyping in television commercials persists. This study aims to analyze the content of Philippine television commercials, to determine whether there is a change in the representation of women and to identify these changes. Cross-sectional method was used in this study. It adapted McArthur and Resko's coding scheme to examine the visual rhetoric/semiotic content of Philippine television commercials. Results revealed that from the 8,044 commercials gathered in the period of one month, 40% are from the food and beverage products type while electronic and electric appliances have the least. Results show that women (55%) appear as a primary endorsers of products in Philippine television commercials compared to men (45%). However, it is worth noting that among different product types, women only outnumber men on home products (60% and 40%, respectively) and personal hygiene items (83% and 17%, respectively). The results further revealed that gender stereotyping on Philippine television commercials still persists and that these changes are slow and inconsistent. This creates a challenge for advertisers and commercial producers to create more responsible advertising through non-gender biased commercials and for audiences to be critical in viewing these television commercials.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Communication Arts
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    Library of Congress Classification   Preservation Copy Non-Circulating University Library University Library Archives and Records 2016-03-18 donation UAR-T-gd2301   LG993.5 2013 C54 S6 3UPML00033084 2022-10-05 2022-10-05 Thesis
    Library of Congress Classification     Room-Use Only College of Humanities and Social Sciences University Library Theses 2013-06-06 donation CHSS-T-gd5568   LG993.5 2013 C54 S6 3UPML00024550 2022-10-05 2022-10-05 Thesis
 
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