Psychological Reports · 1980 · 13 citations · 3 references
Social SciencesCommunicationPsychologyMoral DevelopmentMoral PsychologyProsocial BehaviorAggressionAggressive BehaviorCharacter DevelopmentMoral CharacterProsocial DevelopmentTelevision AudiencesAggression DevelopmentChild AggressionChild HeroesChildren's Television ReceptionDevelopmental Effects On Aggression
Aggression on two types of children's cartoons (prosocial and standard) was examined. Overall aggression did not differ but antagonists were more aggressive than protagonists. Results relate to children's learning of moral messages from television characters and confusion which aggressive heroes create.
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Television and Social Behavior
Eli A. Rubinstein · Clinical Pediatrics · 1971 · 442 citations
TV Violence Profile No. 8: The Highlights
George Gerbner, Larry Gross, Michael F. Eleey et al. · Journal of Communication · 1977 · 193 citations