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Wayne, Michael L.: Uribe Sandoval, Ana C.: Netflix original series, global audiences and discourses of streaming success. [2023]
Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: Miller, Brandon: Bond, Bradley J.: Roberts, Lindsay: The lessons will be televised: Examining television portrayals of sexual consequences by gender. [2023]
Stoerup, Jan Ole: Lieberoth, Andreas: What's the problem with "screen time"? A content analysis of dominant voices and worries in three years of national print media. [2023]
Sanchez-Reina, J.-Roberto: Jimenez-Morales, Monika: Montana-Blasco, Mireia: Body satisfaction and screen media usage in Spanish schoolchildren. [2023]
Lewis, Kate L: Howard, Steven J: Verenikina, Irina: Kervin, Lisa K: Parent perspectives on young children's changing digital practices: Insights from Covid-19. [2023]
Okumura, Yuko: Kobayashi, Tessei: Do infants understand educational television content based on scientific findings? [2023]
van Wichelen, Thalia: Dhoest, Alexander: Pink-wearing hairdressers to manly gay men: LGBT+ in Flemish children's fiction. [2023]
Hinten, Ashley E.: Wolsey, Kristina: Henderson, Annette M. E.: Scarf, Damian: A survey of screen media access and use in primary school children's households. [2023]
Portugal, Ana Maria: Hendry, Alexandra: Smith, Tim J.: Bedford, Rachael: Do pre-schoolers with high touchscreen use show executive function differences? [2023]
Gueron-Sela, Noa: Shalev, Ido: Gordon-Hacker, Avigail: Egotubov, Alisa: Barr, Rachel: Screen media exposure and behavioral adjustment in early childhood during and after COVID-19 home lockdown periods. [2023]
Brautsch, Louise A. S..: Lund, Lisbeth: Andersen, Martin M.: Jennum, Poul J.: Folker, Anna P.: Andersen, Susan: Digital media use and sleep in late adolescence and young adulthood: A systematic review. [2023]
Faber, Tamar: Coulter, Natalie: "Let's go make some videos!": Post-feminist digital media on tween-coms. [2023]
Vogler, Daniel: Weston, Morley: Ryffel, Quirin: Rauchfleisch, Adrian: Juergens, Pascal: u.a.: Mobile news consumption and its relation to young adults' knowledge about and participation in referendums. [2023]
Melro, Ana Isabel: Pereira, Sara: "Seeing but not believing": Undergraduate students' media uses and news trust. [2023]
Semar, Riya: Bakshi, Neha: Correlation of screen time with eating behaviour among school-going children aged 8 to 10 years in East Delhi, India. [2023]
Hoekby, Sebastian: Westerlund, Joakim: Alvarsson, Jesper: Carli, Vladimir: Hadlaczky, Gergoe: Longitudinal effects of screen time on depressive symptoms among Swedish adolescents: The moderating and mediating role of coping engagement behavior. [2023]
Holler, Andrea: Foessel, Miriam: What television news reports. An analysis of themes in reports on the war in Ukraine. [2023]
Goetz, Maya: Pohling, Lara-Sophie: Puetz, Anne: “Get up! There’s no school today, there’s a war on”. How Ukrainian children experienced the beginning of the war, and how they perceived the situation at that time. [2023]
Mlapa, Manda: "Bombs are falling from the sky and everything is being destroyed". How German children imagine the situation in Ukraine and what they want to see in a children‘s programme on this topic. [2023]
Goetz, Maya: Holler, Andrea: Adolescents’ knowledge at the start of the war in Ukraine. [2023]
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