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Corresponding Author:
Nimra Riaz
PMAS Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi
ehtashamk40@gmail.com
Abstract: TV industry is the major source of entertainment which is being regulated by the advertisement industry. The
research was conducted to study the role of women in commercial industry. The study was focused on the
commercialized representation of women. For this purpose the data was collected from students of Pir Mehr Ali Shah
Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi by using semi-structured questionnaire. The study is both qualitative and
quantitative in nature. 72 respondents were interviewed through an interview guide over a period of two month. The
results were analyzed by co-relating the data through SPSS. The study showed that women are being used for marketing
product and that appearance of women show the advancement of the commercial ads.
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Sig. Values
.009
.04
used
disproportionately in
the commercial ads
Woman are being
used as decorative
object in T.V industry
Young female
models are
Considered as an
important
component of
commercial industry
Images of woman
appearing in T.V ads
are affecting our
moral values
Women are used as
a sexual object
Commercial Industry
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Dependent
Independent
Variables
Variable
Women are
instrumental in
advancement
of commercial
industry
-.25
Female models
-.16
enhance
salability
goods
of
Sig. Values
.12
for commercial industry
Variables
suitable
Independent
Dependent
.04
influence
on
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