Family mediation and children's cognition, aggression, and comprehension of television: A longitudinal study

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Culture, Audience Reception, Television Study +9

Predispositions about Learning from, Print and Television

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Social Psychology, Early Childhood Education, Communication +22

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Emerging Media, Social Psychology, Educational Psychology +30