Dominance of Communication Programs and the development of Social Capital in The family
Keywords:
Dominance, Communication Programs Social Capital, FamilyAbstract
Communication between family members comes through traditional communication (face to face), which achieves the accumulation of social capital in it, and contributes to the increase and development of the resources of its members. Its role in shaping and developing social capital into a great competitor, which is communication programs, because of its enormous power capable of attracting people, especially children and adolescents. In light of the previous proposition, this research paper attempts to shed light on one of the most recent developmental trends at the present time, which is the social capital in the family. To understand the social capital formed by communication programs such as satellite TV programs and social networking programs, and to train them on how to employ this approach in developing the social capital in the family.
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