ISBN/ISSN: 978-3-319-63513-2
Penerbit: MC GAW HLL
Tahun Terbit: 2017
Tempat Terbit: Petaluma
Bahasa: English
Klasifikasi: NONE
GMD: Text
Total Item: 1
Tersedia: 1
Dipinjam: 0
The media plays an important role in providing us with
information about a range of topics and issues, including pregnancy and
childbirth. The visual media, such as television, can provide planned
information (education), for example, in documentaries, advertising and
the news. But the information can also be unplanned (through socialisa-
tion), for example, through the way issues are portrayed in soap operas,
“fy-on-the-wall” programs, panel shows and drama. There has been a
considerable debate regarding the infuence the media has on frst-time
pregnant women. Much of the academic literature discusses the infu-
ence of (reality) television, which often portrays childbirth as risky, dra-
matic and painful. The truth is that most of pregnancy and childbirth
is slow, relatively ‘uneventful’, and marked by long periods of waiting.
Therefore, normal childbirth is not great for visual media such as televi-
sion. There is anecdotal evidence to suggest that the dramatic portrayal
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