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    “…METHODS: Using an unstructured focus group design, parental views and practices around children(′)s physical activity and screen time (television and computer use) were explored with eight groups of new parents (n=61; child age <12 months) and eight groups of parents with preschool-aged (3–5 year old) children (n=36) in Melbourne, Australia. …”
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    Children(′)s physical activity and screen time: qualitative comparison of views of parents of infants and preschool children
  2. 2362
    “…While food advertising in periodicals and television has been linked to overweight and obesity, it is unknown whether outdoor advertising is related to obesity. …”
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    Outdoor advertising, obesity, and soda consumption: a cross-sectional study
  3. 2363
    “…There were five major information channels as follows: television (67.52%), newspapers or magazines (40.79%), billboards (30.02%), public walls (24.72), and radio (23.79%). …”
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    Tobacco Knowledge among Adults in Zhejiang Province, China
  4. 2364
    “…Logistic regression was used to examine associations between PA correlates (obesity, physical education classes, sports team participation, attitude toward PA, adult support for PA, and environmental support for PA) and participation in daily PA (DPA), vigorous PA (VPA), muscle-strengthening activity (MSA), viewing television (TV), and using computers or video games (C/VG). …”
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    Obesity and Other Correlates of Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviors among US High School Students
  5. 2365
    “…Screen time was also prevalent (40% of movies showed television; 35% computer; 20% video games). Unhealthy segments outnumbered healthy segments 2:1. …”
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    Pass the Popcorn: “Obesogenic” Behaviors and Stigma in Children’s Movies
  6. 2366
    “…In girls, BMI trajectories were significantly associated with television viewing or computer use, family interactions, peer interactions, and overweight parents. …”
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    The Trajectory and the Related Physical and Social Determinants of Body Mass Index in Elementary School Children: Results from the Child and Adolescent Behaviors in Long-Term Evolution Study
  7. 2367
    “…Unsatisfactory areas include smoking fathers (32%), smoking in front of children (11.3%), overweight and obesity among mothers (60.3%), noncompliance using seat belts for both parents (56.3%) and children (68%), children watching television (T.V) more than 2 hours (50%), adherence to exclusive breast feeding (only 20.7%), and late solid food introduction (65.3%). …”
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    Lifestyle and Dietary Behaviors among Saudi Preschool Children Attending Primary Health Care Centers, Eastern Saudi Arabia
  8. 2368
    “…RESULTS: On the postcampaign survey, 80.9% of respondents reported seeing a television advertisement, 29.9% reported hearing a radio advertisement, and 49.0% reported seeing a billboard. …”
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    Antismoking Mass Media Campaigns and Support for Smoke-Free Environments, Mobile County, Alabama, 2011–2012
  9. 2369
    “…The ICDP group also reported that their children spent significantly less time on television and computer games and a trend towards fewer child difficulties. …”
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    The long-term effectiveness of the International Child Development Programme (ICDP) implemented as a community-wide parenting programme
  10. 2370
    “…Design Kaplan-Meier survival analysis with Cox regression comparing time to first on-screen death. Setting Authors’ television screens, with and without popcorn. Participants Important characters in 45 top grossing children’s animated films and a comparison group of 90 top grossing dramatic films for adults. …”
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    CARTOONS KILL: casualties in animated recreational theater in an objective observational new study of kids’ introduction to loss of life
  11. 2371
    “…For 61.3% of the teachers, television is the medium that provides the most information on the topic. …”
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    Public school teachers’ perceptions about mental health
  12. 2372
    “…Children reported spending an average of 3.8 h (228 min) daily in front of screens—1.7 h (102 min) watching television, 1.2 h (72 min) on the computer, and 0.9 h (54 min) playing video games. …”
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    The Physical Activity Levels and Sedentary Behaviors of Latino Children in London (Ontario, Canada)
  13. 2373
    “…Students who exceeded recommended limits for television (TV) and computer/video game (C/VG) screen time were less likely than those who did not to consume fruits and vegetables and were more likely to consume fast food and sugar-sweetened beverages. …”
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    Associations of Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviors with Dietary Behaviors among US High School Students
  14. 2374
    “…Augmented reality, augmented television and second screen are cutting edge technologies that provide end users extra and enhanced information related to certain events in real time. …”
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    Augmented Robotics Dialog System for Enhancing Human–Robot Interaction
  15. 2375
    “…In the context of television consumption and its opportunity costs the question arises how far experiencing mere representations of the outer world would have the same neural and cognitive consequences than actively interacting with that environment. …”
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    Only watching others making their experiences is insufficient to enhance adult neurogenesis and water maze performance in mice
  16. 2376
    “…Excessive screen time was defined as watching television and playing video games or using the computer for more than 2 h/day. …”
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    Prevalence of excessive screen time and associated factors in adolescents
  17. 2377
    por Kolisa, Yolanda
    Publicado 2016
    “…About 55% of PCGs received information on children’s oral health from the television and 35% at the MCH clinics. PCGs beliefs were worrying as about 38% believed primary dentition is not important and need not be saved. …”
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    Assessment of oral health promotion services offered as part of maternal and child health services in the Tshwane Health District, Pretoria, South Africa
  18. 2378
    “…This information was obtained mainly through television (49.3%). In terms of generic drug characteristics, 79.1% stated that they were confident about their efficacy, 74.8% believed that generic drugs have the same effect as branded medications, 88.8% said that generics were priced lower than branded medications, and 80.2% stated that they bought generic drugs because of price. …”
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    Knowledge, perceptions and use of generic drugs: a cross sectional study
  19. 2379
    por Alemu, Taddese, Umeta, Melaku
    Publicado 2016
    “…Maternal age at delivery, maternal literacy level, paternal educational status and presence of radio or television in the household and other factors were also other key predictors identified. …”
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    Prevalence and Predictors of “Small Size” Babies in Ethiopia: In-depth Analysis of the Ethiopian Demographic and Health Survey, 2011
  20. 2380
    “…Methods  This study involved semi‐structured interviews with 16 journalists from major Australian print, radio and television media organisations reporting on avian influenza and pandemic planning. …”
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    Journalists’ views about reporting avian influenza and a potential pandemic: a qualitative study
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