متابعة المسلسلات التركية وإنعكاساتها على تصورات الزواج

Abstract

Study Summary: This study aimed to investigate the scientific problem of the repercussions of follow-up serials Turkish on the perceptions of marriage, and an attempt to surround the corners of the problem and disclosure. Its methods and its implications on the different levels of perceptions of marriage among girls in school. The following sub-questions were rolled out: 1 What is the percentage of the intensity of the follow-up of the Turkish series by girls in school? 2 What are the most negative images of marriage reflected in Turkish soap operas? 3 What are the implications of the follow-up of the Turkish soap operas on girls' perceptions of marriage? 4 What are the implications of the follow-up of the Turkish soap operas on understanding the social reality of marriage for girls in school? For this purpose, the study adopted the analytical descriptive method to identify the main sub-topics related to the variables and analyze their data. The study was based on an intentional sample of 100 girls in high school And follow the Turkish series, and the purpose of monitoring some negative images of marriage that In the Turkish series, the study used the content analysis tool, represented in Analysis of 10 episodes of the series "Love forbidden", a series of Turkish Mdbalij language Arabic in the Syrian dialect, which was produced in 2009 and premiered on a group Arab Satellite Channels. The study found the following results: There is a strong follow-up to the Turkish series of girls studying through: • They spent long hours watching at 40.1% for the OK and ratio variant 11.1% of the alternative is strongly agreeable. • Be careful to follow the formation from the first to the last by 25.3% of the alternative OK, and 23.2% of the alternative strongly agree. • Take care to re-follow the loop without being missed by 41.4% for the OK variant and 17.2% for the strongly agreeable alternative. • Use of the Internet to re-follow the last episode by 23.2% for the alternative OK, and 16.2% for the alternative strongly agree. There are implications for the follow-up of Turkish soap operas on the perception of marriage for girls in schools through:• The admiration of the culture of marriage in the Turkish series 30.3% of the alternative strongly agree and 27.3% of the alternative strongly agree. • Belief in the reality of love stories in the Turkish series by 26.3% 7.1% for the alternative is strongly agreeable. • The belief that marriage stories represent the real reality of Turkish society is 29.3% for the OK alternative, and 8.1% for the alternative is strongly agreeable. • The admiration of the manner of marriage in the Turkish series by 31.3% for the alternative OK and 24.2% for the alternative strongly agree. • The belief that our customs and traditions in marriage lag behind the marriage model in the Turkish series by 31.3% for the alternative OK, and 24.2% for the alternative strongly agree. Neutral Implications of the follow-up of the Turkish series on the realization of the social reality of marriage by girls in schools through: • The dream of having a love story similar to one of the Turkish soap operas with 28.3% and 28.3% for the alternative. • Preference for the specifications of the husband with the same specifications of one of the heroes of the Turkish series by 25.3% on the equivalence between the two alternatives OK and strongly agree. • Preferred marriage in the way shown in the Turkish series 26.3% of the neutral alternative. • Prevent the customs and traditions of marriage to live a love story or marriage similar to one of the stories of the Turkish series 28.3% of the alternative neutral. It was also found that the most negative images of marriage broadcast by Turkish soap operas through the analysis of content is the following: • Repeat scenes of infidelity by 42.55%. • Repeated scenes of revenge marriage by 36.17%. • Repeat marriage scenes.