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| Journal of Children and Media |
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| Volume 3(3), 2009 |
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Lauricella, Alexis R., Barr, Rachel F., Calvert, Sandra L. |
Emerging computer skills: Influences of young children's executive functioning abilities and parental scaffolding techniques in the US. |
217-233 |
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| | The purpose of this study was to examine how 4-year-old children learn to use computers, with specific interest in what cognitive factors and parental scaffolding practices are associated with control of the computer via the computer mouse interface | |
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children
computer
technologies
family
narrative
cognition
competence
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Riggs, Damien W., King, Daniel, Delfabbro, Paul H., and Augoustinos, Martha |
'Children Out of Place': Representations of foster care in the Australian news media. |
234-248 |
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| | The provision of foster care in Australia has a long and contested history | |
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news
Pacific Rim
memory
children
family
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Skaar, Havard |
Branded selves: How children in Norway relate to marketing on a social network site. |
249-267 |
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| | Theories of branding and self presentation inform an ethnographic study of how a group of classmates aged 11-12 construct identities by use of the brands and branded resources made available to them on the social network site and elsewhere on the internet | |
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interpersonal
social structure
computer
technologies
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Caronia, Letizia |
Coviewing in an Italian classroom: Language, interaction, and making sense of television. |
267-285 |
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| | The article presents data of a quasiexperimental research on media education practices in Italian primary and preprimary schools | |
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education
cognition
Europe
children
competence
television
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Bocking, Saskia, and Bocking, Tabea |
Parental mediation of television: Test of a German-speaking scale and findings on the impact of parental attitudes, sociodemographic and family factors in German-speaking Switzerland. |
286-302 |
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| | In the present study a German-speaking scale for measuring parental mediation of television is tested and various factors influencing television mediation are investigated | |
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family
television
Europe
children
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