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Twenty Years of TV (Television) Violence Research (From Early Window: Effects of Television on Children and Youth, Third Edition, P 135-161, 1988, Robert M Liebert and Joyce Sprafkin -- See NCJ-119408)

NCJ Number

119410

Date Published

1988

Importance of Studying Views' Perceptions of Television Violence

NCJ Number

117287

Journal

Current Psychology Research and Reviews

Date Published

1988

Extent to Which Viewers Watch Violence-Containing Program

NCJ Number

117288

Journal

Current Psychology Research and Reviews

Date Published

1988

Helping Children Cope with Frightening Media Presentations

NCJ Number

117289

Journal

Current Psychology Research and Reviews

Date Published

1988

U.S. Television Programming's Effect on Aggressive Behavior of Children and Adolescents

NCJ Number

117290

Journal

Current Psychology Research and Reviews

Date Published

1988

Fuel on the Fire: An Inquiry Into 'Pornography' and Sexual Aggression in a Free Society

NCJ Number

117510

Date Published

1989

Measuring Violence on Television

NCJ Number

117286

Journal

Current Psychology Research and Reviews

Date Published

1988

Familial, Peer, and Television Influences on Aggressive and Violent Behavior (From Childhood Aggression and Violence: Sources of Influence, Prevention, and Control, P 231-247, 1987, David H Crowell, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-112364)

NCJ Number

112372

Date Published

1987

Family Violence, Television Viewing Habits, and Other Adolescent Experiences Related to Violent Criminal Behavior

NCJ Number

110320

Journal

Criminology

Date Published

1986

Effects of Viewing High Versus Low Aggression Cartoons on Emotionally Disturbed Children

NCJ Number

110651

Journal

Journal of Pediatric Psychiatry

Date Published

1987

Media Violence, Antisocial Behavior, and the Social Consequences of Small Effects

NCJ Number

109160

Journal

Journal of Social Issues

Date Published

1986

Naturalistic Studies of the Long-Term Effects of Television Violence

NCJ Number

109155

Journal

Journal of Social Issues

Date Published

1986

Interventions to Mitigate the Psychological Effects of Media Violence on Aggressive Behavior

NCJ Number

109161

Journal

Journal of Social Issues

Date Published

1986

Sexual Violence in the Media: Indirect Effects on Aggression Against Women

NCJ Number

109156

Journal

Journal of Social Issues

Date Published

1986

Sexually Explicit and Violent Media Material: Research and Policy Implications

NCJ Number

108971

Date Published

1987

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Situational Influences on Reactions to Observed Violence

NCJ Number

109157

Journal

Journal of Social Issues

Date Published

1986

Media Violence and Antisocial Behavior

NCJ Number

109152

Journal

Journal of Social Issues

Date Published

1986

Family Experiences and Television Viewing as Predictors of Children's Imagination, Restlessness, and Aggression

NCJ Number

109158

Journal

Journal of Social Issues

Date Published

1986

Immediate Effects of Media Violence on Behavior

NCJ Number

109153

Journal

Journal of Social Issues

Date Published

1986

Psychological Processes Promoting the Relation Between Exposure to Media Violence and Aggressive Behavior by the Viewer

NCJ Number

109159

Journal

Journal of Social Issues

Date Published

1986

Effects of Media Violence on Attitudes, Emotions, and Cognitions

NCJ Number

109154

Journal

Journal of Social Issues

Date Published

1986

Inciting Terrorism: Are the Media Guilty as Charged?

NCJ Number

108700

Journal

Security Management

Date Published

1988

How Is Aggression Learned?

NCJ Number

108129

Journal

School Safety

Date Published

1987

Television and Violent Criminal Behavior - Beyond the Bobo Doll

NCJ Number

106817

Journal

Victims and Violence

Date Published

1986

Media Influences on Aggression (From Prevention and Control of Aggression, P 241-272, 1983, Arnold P Goldstein and Leonard Krasner, eds. - See NCJ-104683) )

NCJ Number

104689

Date Published

1983