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Aiken, Serena R.: Exposure to diverse children's films and outcomes of bias and self-concept: A retrospective study. [2023]
Holtz-Bacha, Christina: Werbung und Gender-Marketing. [2023]
Ward, L. Monique: Bridgewater, Enrica E.: Overstreet, Nicole M.: Media use and black emerging adults’ acceptance of Jezebel and Sapphire stereotypes. [2023]
Calista, Yasmine: Yenni, Siswantini: The impact of social media on climate change perceptions: A case study of Indonesian Gen-Z. [2023]
Ianneskog, Loke: The impact of AI integration on audience: A qualitative study of young adults' perspectives and attitudes towards the integration of AI on TikTok. [2023]
Borzekowski, Dina L. G.: Mondestin, Tanesha: Ahmad, Sacha St-Onga: "Li ka fe l tou": The influence of an educational television program on Haitian children's gender beliefs. [2023]
Vranken, Ilse: Vandenbosch, Laura: Exploring late adolescents' experiences with career-related messages on entertainment TV and in social media in Belgium: A focus group study. [2022]
Tahir, Kiran: Ashraf, Atif: Shabir, Ghulam: Portrayal of parent-children relationship in television drama serials of Pakistan. [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]
Ward, L. Monique: Grower, Petal: Reed, Lauren A.: Living life as the Bachelor/ette: Contributions of diverse television genres to adolescents' acceptance of gendered sexual scripts. [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]
Hefner, Veronica: Kretz, Valerie Ellen: Does the glass slipper fit? Disney princess films and relationships beliefs and attitudes. [2021]
Zerebecki, Bartosz G.: Opree, Suzanna J.: Hofhuis, Joep: Janssen, Susanne: Can TV shows promote acceptance of sexual and ethnic minorities? A literature review of television effects on diversity attitudes. [2021]
Karsay, Kathrin: Matthes, Joerg: Froehlich, Valerie: Gender role portrayals in television advertisements: Do channel characteristics matter? [2020]
Riddle, Karyn: Di, Zhen: Are caregivers concerned about media violence? A survey of U.S. parents' beliefs about specific media violence effects. [2020]
Gutierrez, Brenda C.: Halim, May Ling D.: Ng, Florrie Fei-Yin: Kwak, Keumjoo: Ortiz-Cubias, Sara: u.a.: Gendered appearances among young children and in the media: An east-west cultural comparison. [2020]
MacCullough, Keiko M.: Wong, Y. Joel: Stevenson, Natalie J.: Female video game players and the protective effect of feminist identity against internalized misogyny. [2020]
Schlesinger, Molly A.: Richert, Rebekah A.: The role of gender in young children's selective trust of familiar STEM characters. [2019]
Rodenhizer, Kara Anne E.: Edwards, Katie M.: The impacts of sexual media exposure on adolescent and emerging adults' dating and sexual violence attitudes and behaviors: A critical review of the literature. [2019]
Ho, Hillbun: Shin, Wonsun: Lwin, May O.: Social networking site use and materialistic values among youth: The safeguarding role of the parent-child relationship and self-regulation. [2019]
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