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Vezzali, Loris: Stathi, Sofia: Giovannini, Dino: Dora, Capozza: Trifiletti, Elena: The greatest magic of Harry Potter: Reducing prejudice. [2015]
D'Alessio, Maria: Laghi, Fiorenzo: Baiocco, Roberto: Raffone, Antonino: Children's preference for television programs: Long-tail evidence. [2011]
Zawisza, Magdalena: Cinnirella, Marco: What matters more - breaking tradition or stereotype content? Envious and paternalistic gender stereotypes and advertising effectiveness. [2010]
Bazzini, Doris: Curtin, Lisa: Joslin, Serena: Regan, Shilpa: Martz, Denise: Do animated Disney characters portray and promote the beauty-goodness stereotype? [2010]
Grabe, Shelly: Hyde, Janet Shibley: Body objectification, MTV, and psychological outcomes among female adolescents. [2009]
Waldeck, Nancy E.: The relationship between television exposure and indivual work expectations: An empirical study. [2009]
Neto, Felix: Silva, M. Carolina: Changing patterns of gender portrayals in Portuguese television advertisements. [2009]
Bushman, Brad J.: That was a great commercial, but what were they selling? Effects of violence and sex on memory for products in television commercials. [2007]
Hannah, Gordon: Cafferty, Thomas P.: Attribute and responsibility framing effects in television news coverage of poverty. [2006]
Morton, Thomas A.: Duck, Julie M.: Enlisting the influence of others: Alternative strategies for persuasive media campaigns. [2006]
Bushman, Brad J.: Effects of warning and information labels on attraction to television violence in viewers of different ages. [2006]
Gunter, Barrie: Furnham, Adrian: Pappa, Eleni: Effects of television violence on memory for violent and nonviolent advertising. [2005]
Leaper, Campbell: Breed, Lisa: Hoffman, Laurie: Perlman, Carly Ann: Variations in the gender-stereotyped content of children's television cartoons across genres. [2002]
Fleming, Michele J.: Rickwood, Debra J.: Effects of violent versus nonviolent video games on children's arousal, aggressive mood, and positive mood. [2001]
Newcomb, Michael D.: Mercurio, Claire St. Antoine: Wollard, Candace A.: Rock stars in anti-drug-abuse commercials: An experimental study of adolescents' reactions. [2000]
MacCreary, Donald R.: Sadava, Stanley W.: Television viewing and self-perceived health, weight, and physical fitness. Evidence for the cultivation hypothesis. [1999]
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