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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Co-viewing"”.

  1. The effects of co-viewing children’s educational programming on parental communication patterns

    … television programs can have on parents’ communications with their children when they co-view such programming together. The literature review provided a rich foundation of research on education television. Studies showed many positive effects can be observed when children view appropriate …

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  2. The Effects of Sibling Co-Viewing on Young Children's Learning of Television Content

    The study reported here examined 42 first and second grade children's interpretations and evaluations of two different television programs after viewing with older siblings or by themselves. It was hypothesized that those children who viewed a complex, adult oriented program with a sibling at least …

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  3. Exploration of parental media literacy and parental mediation strategies for advertainment content featuring popular media characters

    … alone, but rather naturally hides in editorial content or entertainment programs. For example, child-friendly media characters and related merchandise have become inseparable from advertising since the mid-twentieth century. Recently, media characters are the entertaining tools hidden in newer …

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