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Gender: Pria digunakan untuk melebihi jumlah wanita 3-1 di dunia televisi. perbedaan gender telah bergerak lebih ke arah keseimbangan selama bertahun-tahun, namun sangat secara bertahap. Sekarang di prime-time TV, 60% karakter adalah laki-laki dan 40% wanita. Pria lebih mungkin untuk ditampilkan sebagai bekerja dan dalam berbagai pekerjaan yang lebih luas daripada wanita. Namun, persentase perempuan dalam profesional-status pekerjaan ini sama seperti laki-laki dalam orang-orang jenis pekerjaan. Juga, dibandingkan dengan US tenaga kerja, TV profesional dan Hukum Penegakan agen yang overrepresonted sementara pekerjaan manajerial, buruh dan layanan workes yang underrepsented. Ketidakseimbangan gender ini bervariasi oleh program. Dalam sinetron, ada keseimbangan antara jenis kelamin. Juga, insituation comedias dan drama Keluarga, ada hampir keseimbangan, tapi menunjukkan polisi detektif, pria melebihi jumlah wanita 5-1.Suku: delapan puluh persen dari semua karakter yang putih Amerika. Afrika Amerika terdiri hanya 2% dari karakter televisi sampai akhir 1960-an, ketika mereka melompat dengan sekitar 10% dari semua karakter. Sekarang, Afrika Amerika account untuk sekitar 16% dari pikiran dan minorroles, yang lebih besar daripada persentase mereka (12%) populasi dunia nyata di Amerika Serikat. Hispanik, bagaimanapun, telah tidak bernasib juga. alltough Hispanik membuat sekitar 15% dari penduduk AS, hanya sekitar 2% dari semua karakter televisi Hispanik. Asia Amerika dan penduduk asli Amerika dikombinasikan account untuk sekitar 1% dari semua karakter televisi.Age : Three quarters of all television characters are between the ages of 20 an 50, but in the real world, only one third of the population is between these ages. Young children and the elderly are underrepesented on television. Fictional characters youger than age 19 make up only 10% of the total television population, even though they make up one third of the U.S. population. Also, characters older than age 50 account for about 15% of all television characters. The most dramatic imbalane is in the over 65 age group. Barely more than 2% of television characters are at least 65 years old, but 11% of the real-life population is in this age bracket.Marital status : is obvious with about 80% of the women and 45% of the men. Of those for whom you can tell their marital status, more than 50% of the women are married, whereas less than one third of the men married.Socioeconomic status : Almost half the characters on television are whealthy or ultrawhealthy and very few (less than 10%) are lower class.Occupations : the higher prestige occupations are overrepresented on fictional television. Nearly one third of the television labor force is professional and managerial, whereas in real life, the figure is only 11%. Working-class people are greatly underrpresented, except for a there are twice as many doctors as welfare workers, 8 times more butlers than miners, and 12 times for private detectives than productions line workers. but the world of work may be changing a bit. Vande Berg and Sreckfuss (1992) analyzed occupations in prime-time television and found that there was a slight increase in the representation of women and in the variety of their occupational portrayals. Still, women remain underrepsented and limited in their depictions in organizational settings. Men outnumber women 2 to 1 workplace
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