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King, William, Comp. – Television & Children, 1981
A collection of quotations drawn from research and opinion papers dealing with the impact of television viewing on children. Subtopics addressed are: television viewing statistics, effects of television violence, and the relationship of television to education. (JJD)
Descriptors: Antisocial Behavior, Behavioral Science Research, Child Development, Childhood Attitudes
Chaffee, Steven H.; Singer, Jerome L. – Television & Children, 1981
Reviews conclusions from research papers prepared for the National Institute of Mental Health Report, Television and Behavior (referred to as the Update). The two-volume Update summarizes research findings of the past 10 years dealing with the effects of television viewing on its audience, particularly children. (JJD)
Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Broadcast Industry, Children, Cognitive Development
Download full textAnderson, James A.; Ploghoft, Milton E. – 1977
The literature relating television viewing to the cognitive, social, moral, and behavioral development of children can be divided into three general areas: investigations of the relationship between televised violence and aggressive behavior, studies of television as an agent of consumer socialization, and examinations of the role of television as…
Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Childrens Television, Elementary Secondary Education, Learning Modules
