Children And Media from Jourcomm Books

Derived from a wide-ranging report on TV and social behavior, this volume summarizes the evidence about the medium's effects on aggression. Much of it focuses on children. Owner's name in ink, otherwise no marks; cover lightly scuffed.

Vol. 1 - Summary Report; Vol. 2 - Technical Reviews. Extensive updates of earlier studies. Corners slightly bumped; owner's name lightly penciled.

Warns young people against extremists' information campaigns, errant journalists and misinformation in advertising, concluding with recommendations. Tight, bumped corner; owner's name in ink, otherwise no marks in text.

No. 173 in a series of monographs published by the Society for Research in Child Development. Rigorous experiments in whether children imitate real and televised behavior the same. Tight, clean, has only lightly penciled owner's name.

Former departmental library book with name stamped on edges, title page, and a bookplate inside cover; no call number or card pocket. Pages clean; no marks other than owner's name and purchase info inside cover in pencil.

Corners bumped; staple in top of front cover; owner's name penciled inside cover. Key document in overhaul of rules governing TV ads aimed at children.

Very clean copy: no writing on text, though name in ink and small smudge on front cover, and a thin red ink line on back cover.

Explores the many ways young people use digital techs to pursue their creative interests. Book is in great condition.