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Schaefer, Svenja: Aaldering, Loes: Lecheler, Sophie: "Give me a break!" Prevalence and predictors of international news avoidance during the COVID-19 pandemic. [2022]
Spinner, Lauren: Cameron, Lindsey: Tenenbaum, Harriet R.: Gender stereotypes in young children's magazines. [2022]
Ferguson, Christopher J.: One less reason why: Viewing of suicide-themed fictional media is associated with lower depressive symptoms in youth. [2021]
Scherr, Sebastian: Mueller, Philipp: How perceived persuasive intent and reactance contribute to third-person perceptions: Evidence from two experiments. [2017]
Shehata, Adam: News habits among adolescents: The influence of family communication on adolescents' news media use - evidence from a three-wave panel study. [2016]
Dirikx, Astrid: Gelders, Dave: Van den Bulck, Jan: Adolescent perceptions of the performance and fairness of the police: Examining the impact of television exposure. [2013]
Erjavec, Karmen: Poler Kovacic, Melita: "You don't understand, this is a new war!". Analysis of hate speech in news web sites' comments. [2012]
Coyne, Sarah M.: Callister, Mark: Stockdale, Laura A.: Nelson, David A.: Wells, Brian M.: "A helluva read": Profanity in adolescent literature. [2012]
Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: Frisby, Cynthia M.: Sexual objectifcation in music videos: A content analysis comparing gender and genre. [2011]
Lather, Julie: Moyer-Guse, Emily: How do we react when our favorite characters are taken away? An Examination of a temporary parasocial breakup. [2011]
Nan, Xiaoli: Influence of television viewing and sensation seeking on adolescents' unrealistic perceptions about smoking and smokers: Evidence from a national survey. [2011]
Quintelier, Ellen: Hooghe, Marc: Television and political participation among adolescents: The impact of television viewing, entertainment and information preferences. [2011]
Custers, Kathleen: Van den Bulck, Jan: The relationship of dispositional and situational fear of crime with television viewing and direct experience with crime. [2011]
Tian, Qing: Hoffner, Cynthia A.: Parasocial interaction with liked, neutral, and disliked characters on a popular TV series. [2010]
Meirick, Patrick C.: Sims, Jeanetta D.: Gilchrist, Eileen S.: All the children are above average: Parents' perceptions of education and materialism as media effects on their own and other children. [2009]
Williams, Kevin D.: The effects of frustration, violence, and trait hostility after playing a video game. [2009]
Krcmar, Marina: Farrar, Kirstie: Retaliatory aggression and the effects of point of view and blood in violent video games. [2009]
Hust, Stacey J. T.: Brown, Jane D.: L'Engle, Kelly Ladin: Boys will be boys and girls better be prepared: An analysis of the rare sexual health messages in young adolescents' media. [2008]
Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens: The impact of sexually objectifying media exposure on negative body emotions and sexual self-perceptions: Investigating the mediating role of body self-consciousness. [2007]
Baker, Kaysee: Raney, Arthur A.: Equally super?: Gender-role stereotyping of superheroes in children's animated programs. [2007]
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