A new study has showed that Australians spend most of their waking hours devouring media.
Media Exposure Not Linked to Early Sex Among Teens
Previous studies had pointed to a connection between exposure to sex in the media and early sex among teens.
Previous studies had pointed to a connection between exposure to sex in the media and early sex among teens.
Nielsen senior research manager Lillian Zrim said the findings proved Australians thrived on staying connected.
"When you think about it, we consume media when we wake up in the morning and watch television as we have breakfast, when we work and then, when we go home, we relax with the television on," the Daily Telegraph quoted Zrim as saying.
Weight Loss Success Improved by Focusing on Immediate Health Effects
Immediate health benefits-such as reduced pain-may be the most effective motivator for helping obese individuals shed extra weight and commit to keeping it off, a new research has suggested
Immediate health benefits-such as reduced pain-may be the most effective motivator for helping obese individuals shed extra weight and commit to keeping it off, a new research has suggested
Cougars On The Prowl - A Media Myth?
Older women might not exactly be on the prowl to snare younger men. It is probably a media myth, says psychologist Dr Michael Dunn of the Cardiff School of Health Sciences, University of Wales.
Older women might not exactly be on the prowl to snare younger men. It is probably a media myth, says psychologist Dr Michael Dunn of the Cardiff School of Health Sciences, University of Wales.
Media Images Contribute to Increase in Eating Disorders Among Women
The exaggerated size zero of models is not the reason for increase in the rates of bulimia and anorexia nervosa, on the contrary it is the images of successful people which lead to such illnesses.
The exaggerated size zero of models is not the reason for increase in the rates of bulimia and anorexia nervosa, on the contrary it is the images of successful people which lead to such illnesses.
