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The generational digital divide(October 2007)
U.S. children: Overweight and oversexed?(October 2007)
Good for sales, bad for boys? (September 2007)
TV violence harms children, APA member testifies to Congress (September 2007)
Government task force to examine impact of media, advertising on children (November 2006)
Video game magazines may harm boys’ body image (October 2006)
Cyberbullies increasingly target peers online (October 2006)
Dangerous dolls?(September 2006)
Psychologists testify at Senate video-game hearing(June 2006)
Mind over media(February 2005)
Changing behavior through TV heroes (October 2004)
Protecting children from advertising (June 2004)
Childhood exposure to televised violence may predict aggressive behavior in adults (May 2003)
Babies react to emotions on television (April 2003)
TV sex may be getting safer (April 2003)
Does Home Internet Use Affect the Academic Performance of Low-Income Children? (May 2006)
The Virtual Cutting Edge: The Internet and Adolescent Self-Injury (May 2006)
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