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Schwarzer, Clarissa: Grafe, Nico: Hiemisch, Andreas: Kiess, Wieland: Poulain, Tanja: Associations of media use and early childhood development: cross-sectional findings from the LIFE child study. [2022]
Johnson, Avita Rose: Sridhar, Pooja R.: Joseph, Merlyn: Is screen addiction a problem among rural school-going adolescents? A cross-sectional study in South Karnataka. [2022]
Malova, Ekaterina: Dunleavy, Victoria: Men have eating disorders too: an analysis of online narratives posted by men with eating disorders on YouTube. [2022]
Barker, Alexander B.: Parkin, Megan: Sinha, Shreesh: Wilson, Emma: Murray, Rachael L.: A content analysis of 'junk food' content in children's TV programmes: a comparison of UK broadcast TV and video-on-demand services. [2022]
Sato, Priscila de Morais: Leite, Fernanda Helena Marrocos: Khandpur, Neha: Martins, Ana Paula Bortoletto: Mais, Lais Amaral: "I like the one with Minions": The influence of marketing on packages of ultra-processed snacks on children's food choices. [2022]
Blazek, Janelle L.: Saint Arnault, Denise M.: Carter, Rona: Breasts, butts, and thighs - oh my! Weight spurt and body image messages in girls' puberty books. [2022]
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. [2022]
Nilsson, Anders: Rosendahl, Ingvar: Jayaram-Lindstroem, Nitya: Gaming and social media use among adolescents in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. [2022]
Ravens-Sieberer, Ulrike: Erhart, Michael: Devine, Janine: Gilbert, Martha: Reiss, Franziska: u.a.: Child and adolescent mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic: Results of the three-wave longitudinal COPSY study. [2022]
Stroemmer, Sofia T.: Sivaramakrishnan, Divya: Shaw, Sarah C.: Morrison, Kathleen: Barrett, Millie: u.a.: Young people's experiences of COVID-19 messaging at the start of the UK lockdown: lessons for positive engagement and information sharing. [2022]
Riesmeyer, Claudia: Wilhelm, Claudia: Reifegerste, Doreen: Die Mischung macht's. Elterliche Mediationsstrategien der kindlichen Mediennutzung waehrend der Corona-Pandemie. [2022]
da Costa, Nathalie: de C. Silveira, Joao F.: Schneiders, Leticia de B.: Sehn, Ana P.: Reuter, Eboni M.: u.a.: Moderating role of physical fitness in the association between TV time and adiposity parameters in adolescents. [2022]
Khan, Asaduzzaman: Moni, Mohammad A.: Khan, Shanchita R.: Burton, Nicola W.: Different types of screen time are associated with low life satisfaction in adolescents across 37 European and North American countries [2022]
Brecic, Ruzica: Gorton, Matthew: Cvencek, Dario: Development of children's implicit and explicit attitudes toward healthy food: Personal and environmental factors. [2022]
Conde Gomez, Ana Lucia: de Bofarull Torrents, Ignasi: Cerrato Lara, Maria: Young children and screen-time: Spanish research gap and future investigations proposals. [2022]
Jahangeer, Ashraf: Akmal, Manahil: Perveen, Bushra: Nazir, Maaz Bin: Mustafa, Faryal: u.a.: A survey of violence and vulgarity in children television programmes: A content analysis, and assessment of perceptions of parents and children (ViCTiM study). [2022]
Wu, Li: Yao, Liangshuang: Guo, Yuanxiang: Social media exposure and left-behind children's tobacco and alcohol use: The roles of deviant peer affiliation and parent-child contact. [2022]
Lampert, Claudia: Digitale Gesundheitspraktiken von Kindern und Jugendlichen. Mehrwert oder Risiko? [2022]
Doering, Nicola: Lehmann, Stephan: Von Dr. Sommer zu Dr. TikTok. Sexuelle Gesundheitskommunikation mittels Online-Videoplattformen. [2022]
Sura, Ines: Digital gesund?! Medienbildung und Gesundheitsfoerderung in der Grundschule. [2022]
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