The Importance Of Female Mass Communication Women In Journalism

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Topic Attitude of female mass communication students towards journalism as a career Introduction Journalism is the collection, preparation and distribution of News and related commentary and feature materials through such media as pamphlet, News letter, magazines, radio, motion pictures, television, Bill Boards the internet and Books. According to Lambenr and Lambenr (1964), an Attitude is a composite of how a person understands, feel about and act towards the given object person or issues, events and objects. I have observed the industry is male dominated and women looking for career in media are discouraged. women journalist are not assigned any important news like crime and serious political issues they are also paid less than the …show more content…

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HO: Female student journalists do not have a negative attitude towards journalism as a career. H1: Male dominant society restrict women from choosing journalism as a career HO: Male dominant society do not restrict women fro choosing journalism as a career H1: Female students shy away from practicing journalism HO: Female students do not shy away from participating in journalism H1: Lack of training, family restrictions,unfavourable workplace and inflexible working hours are the reasons that restrict women to join this profession HO: Lack of training, family restrictions,unfavourable workplace and inflexible working hours are the not the reasons that restrict women to join this profession Conceptualization Negative attitudes: predisposition or a tendency to respond positively or negatively towards a certain idea, object, person, or situation. Expression of wrong feelings, Journalism career: way of making a living through working as a journalist. Shy away: to avoid something that you dislike or do not feel confident about Operationalozation Negative attitude : lack of confidence and

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