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Fomby, Paula: Goode, Joshua A.: Truong-Vu, Kim-Phuong: Mollborn, Stefanie: Adolescent technology, sleep, and physical activity time in two U.S. cohorts. [2021]
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. [2021]
Niiranen, Janette: Kiviruusu, Olli: Vornanen, Riitta: Saarenpaeae-Heikkilae, Outi: Paavonen, E. Juulia: High-dose electronic media use in five-year-olds and its association with their psychosocial symptoms: a cohort study. [2021]
Rideout, Victoria: Fox, Susannah: Peebles, Alanna: Robb, Michael B.: Coping with COVID-19: How young people use digital media to manage their mental health. [2021]
Bejarano, Carolina M.: Carlson, Jordan A.: Conway, Terry L.: Saelens, Brian E.: Glanz, Karen: u. a.: Physical activity, sedentary time, and diet as mediators of the association between TV time and BMI in youth. [2021]
Cabeza-Ramirez, Luis Javier: Munoz-Fernandez, Guzman Antonio: Santos-Roldan, Luna: Video game streaming in young people and teenagers: Uptake, user groups, dangers, and opportunities. [2021]
Bray, Lucy: Blake, Lucy: Protheroe, Jo: Nafria, Begonya: de Avila, Marla Andreia Garcia: u.a.: Children's pictures of COVID-19 and measures to mitigate its spread: An international qualitative study. [2021]
Ortega-Mohedano, Felix: Pinto-Hernandez, Fernando: Predicting wellbeing in children's use of smart screen devices. [2021]
Sakya, Surav Man: Van Scoy, Lauren Jodi: Garman, John C.: Miller, Erin L.: Snyder, Bethany: u.a.: The impact of COVID-19-related changes in media consumption on public knowledge: results of a cross-sectional survey of Pennsylvania adults. [2021]
Goetz, Maya: Wollen Kinder noch etwas zu Corona wissen? Ergebnisse einer Repraesentativbefragung von Kindern im Alter von 6 bis 13 Jahren. [2021]
Torres, Alicia: Kelley, Claire: Kelley, Sarah: Pina, Gabriel: Garcia-Baza, Isai: Griffith, Isabel: An analysis of digital media data to understand parents' concerns during the COVID-19 pandemic to enhance effective science communication. [2021]
FutureLearn (Hrsg.): The future of learning report 2021. [2021]
Vuorre, Matti: Orben, Amy: Przybylski, Andrew K.: There is no evidence that associations between adolescents' digital technology engagement and mental health problems have increased. [2021]
Lewis, Lesley: Povey, Rachel: Rose, Sarah: Cowap, Lisa: Semper, Heather: u.a.: What behavior change techniques are associated with effective interventions to reduce screen time in 0-5 year olds? A narrative systematic review. [2021]
Tsao, Shu-Feng: Chen, Helen: Tisseverasinghe, Therese: Yang, Yang: Li, Lianghua: u.a.: What social media told us in the time of COVID-19: a scoping review. [2021]
Kristiansen, Soeren: Severin-Nielsen, Majbritt Kappelgaard: Adolescent gambling advertising awareness: A national survey. [2021]
Arcury, Thomas A.: Sandberg, Joanne C.: Melius, Kathyn P.: Quandt, Sara A.: Leng, Xiaoyan: u.a.: Older adult Internet use and eHealth literacy. [2020]
Krist, Lilian: Roll, Stephanie: Stroebele-Benschop, Nanette: Rieckmann, Nina: Mueller-Nordhorn, Jacqueline: u. a.: Determinants of physical activity and screen time trajectories in the 7th to 9th grade adolescents - A longitudinal study. [2020]
Moyer-Guse, Emily: Woods, Kelsey: Rader, Kara: Luong, Kate Tran: Talking about TV: Mother-daughter viewing and discussion of an entertainment narrative about teen pregnancy. [2020]
Choi, Doo-Hun: Noh, Ghee-Young: Associations between social media use and suicidal ideation in South Korea: Mediating roles os social capital and self-esteem. [2020]
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