EFECTOS DEL CONSUMO DE REALITY SHOWS EN JÓVENES UNIVERSITARIOS: CASO BLN DURANTE EL AÑO 2024

Mauricio Muñoz Landázuri; Ginger Arcentales Mazzini; Jenniffer Duarte Caicedo

doi:10.56124/tj.v8i19.038

Authors

Mauricio Muñoz Landázuri University of Guayaquil
Ginger Arcentales Mazzini Investigadora Independiente
Jenniffer Duarte Caicedo Investigadora Independiente

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56124/tj.v8i19.038

Keywords:

reality shows, influence, social behavior

Abstract

This study explores how the reality show BLN – The Competition influences changes in the social behavior of university students at the University of Guayaquil in 2024. Currently, reality shows are characterized by presenting unscripted, real-life situations with spontaneous interactions, which has increased their influence, especially among young people. This phenomenon has intensified due to the progressive consumption of digital and television media, broadening the influence of these programs on perceptions of reality and social interactions. The content of these shows, which focuses on conflicts and extreme behaviors, can modify practices, attitudes, and values, altering interpersonal relationships and student behavior in both academic and social settings. The methodology applied in this study is a mixed approach, combining student surveys to evaluate the program's consumption and its impact on social interactions, along with interviews with academic experts to delve deeper into the educational and social implications. The results obtained directly respond to the research question, highlighting the negative impact on university students' social behavior.

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