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Vliv reklamy na stravovací návyky dětí a mladistvých
NIMRICHTROVÁ, Valentýna
This bachelor thesis focuses on the influence of advertisement on children and minors and their eating habits. Since diet plays a fundamental role in terms of one's healthy development, these advertisements can have a negative impact on their health, as neither children nor minors have the mental capacity to resist the influence of many marketing practices. The aim of this thesis is to summarise those practices, that are used in marketing communication and point out the risks of unhealthy food advertising in connection to children and minors. Subsequently the thesis focuses on the regulation of advertisement. It will summarise regulation of advertisement in EU, regarding its directives, as well as in specific countries of EU, where both legal regulations and rules from self-regulatory organizations will be described. Finally, there will be a comparison of these regulations with those that are used to protect children and minors in Czech Republic.
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The child as a consumer and its impact on decision-making process of adults
Otipka, Michal ; Postler, Milan (advisor) ; Vysekalová, Jitka (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the subject of advertisement and its effect on children consumer behavior. Contrary to adults children are not able to differentiate between the reality and fiction, in this case to differentiate if they really need or just want promoted product. The theoretical part brings information about the marketing communication channels, effects on consumers, basis of consumers purchase decision making processes, which factors influence consumers behavior and how the advertisement is perceived by particular children age groups. It informs also about specific aspects of advertisements focused on children and about actual trends in children consumer behavior. The target of this work is to find out how TV advertisement influences children consumer behavior in context of amount of children in family, in dependence on how much time parents spend with their children, which way they are raised, etc. Research of these facts is subject of practical part of this thesis
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Mass Media and Internet Effect on Healthy Life Style Forming
VENKRBCOVÁ, Klára
Abstract Media and their content have been subject to research since the time of their origin. A lot of scientists deal with their influence on formation of a human and the society. The term media is being discussed very frequently nowadays. Sociologists, psychologists, politicians as well as journalists often write and speak about media in various contexts. Mass media play a unique and irreplaceable role in providing social coherence in the modern society; they support power allocation and social communication. Evaluation of mass media roles differ according to what these roles bring to individuals and to the society, because what we can evaluate from one view as desirable may be seen undesirable from another view. Mass media serve to maintenance and stability of democratic society and they support the existing power allocation. Most of everyday communication is interpersonal or in a group, which means that it is tightly fixed in the situational and cultural context. Our existence in the society is not only determined geographically, but mainly in the sense of cultural behaviour patterns and conventions and certain social relations. The aim of my thesis was: ``To analyze the influence of media and the Internet on formation of healthy lifestyle among secondary and tertiary students and to analyze all differences between secondary and tertiary students.{\crqq} The aim of the thesis has been met. Hypothesis 1: Media have stronger influence on secondary students than on tertiary students has not been confirmed. Hypothesis 2: Media have stronger influence on weight reduction in women at secondary schools than those at tertiary schools has been confirmed. Hypothesis 3: Secondary students read lifestyle magazines more than tertiary students has not been confirmed.
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