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Subjects of capacity? Reality TV and young women
Laurie Ouellette
Communication Studies
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Young Women
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Teenage Pregnancy
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Reality Television
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Teen Mom
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United States
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Pregnant Adolescents
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Public Education
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Teachable Moment
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Unintended Pregnancy
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National Campaign
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Television Audiences
50%
Social Services
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Washington DC
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Low-income Women
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Public Service Announcements
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Family Planning
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Self-regulation
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Nonprofit Organizations
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Citizenship
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Low-income children
25%
Life Trajectories
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Ethnic Differences
25%
Welfare Programs
25%
Social Change
25%
Reproductive Health Services
25%
Collective Action
25%
Political Rationality
25%
Femininity
25%
Young Girls
25%
Young Female
25%
Assault
25%
Real-world Experience
25%
Societal Factors
25%
Public Services
25%
Sexual Practices
25%
Race Differences
25%
Class Differences
25%
School-based Sex Education
25%
Power Dynamics
25%
Young Mothers
25%
Early childbearing
25%
Sexual Life
25%
Legal Abortion
25%
Television Viewers
25%
Gender Dynamics
25%
Postfeminist
25%
Life Planning
25%
Cable Network
25%
Soap Opera
25%
Legal Schools
25%
Neoliberal Society
25%
Observational Documentary
25%
Feminist Organizing
25%
Public Service Broadcasting
25%
Sex Education Program
25%
Education Services
25%
Education Partnerships
25%
Confessional
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Cautionary Tale
25%
Interactive Website
25%
Multiple Seasons
25%
Responsible Citizens
25%
Delayed Parenthood
25%
Commercial Logic
25%
Social Sciences
USA
100%
TV
100%
Public Utilities
75%
Public Education
50%
Television Audience
50%
Nonprofit Organizations
25%
Social Services
25%
Family Planning
25%
Low Income
25%
Nationality
25%
Self-Regulation
25%
Parenthood
25%
Assault
25%
Interactivity
25%
Life Planning
25%
Collective Action
25%
Soap Opera
25%
Femininity
25%
Education Programs
25%
Welfare Program
25%
Sex Education
25%
Legal Abortion
25%
Social Change
25%