The Civic Implications of Digital Media: A Longitudinal Study of California High School Students

The Civic Implications of Digital Media: A Longitudinal Study of California High School Students

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Youth internet use and recruitment into civic and political participation. Ellen Middaugh emiddaug@mills.edu Joseph E. Kahne jkahne@mills.edu Chris Evans mc11evans@gmail.com Mills College Oakland CA Civic Engagement Research Group www.civicsurvey.org --Draft: Please do not cite without authors’ permission.-- Prepared for presentation at the 2008 annual meeting of the American Political Science Association Boston. This research was made possible through grants from the MacArthur Foundation and the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Education. The authors of course

-- -- Average Game Play -- -.121 -- -- High Level of Game Play -- -.242* -- -- Average Social Organizing -- -- -.005 -- High Level of Social Organizing -- -- -.019 -- Average Communication -- -- -- .099 High Level of Communication -- -- -- .152 R2 .068 .087 .048 .064 Adjusted R2 .020 .033 .008 .009 37

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