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Children may learn how to gossip from TV
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[The British Psychological Society] - Nicole Martins of Indiana University noted: "Parents should be more aware of portrayals that may not be explicitly violent in a physical sense but are nonetheless antisocial in nature." Ms Martins added mums and dads should not assume programmes are
Do television shows promote bullying? Indiana researcher weighs in
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[The Courier-Journal] - 'Parents are largely unaware that programs could be teaching children to be cruel and mean to each other as well,' said Nicole Martins, an assistant professor at Indiana University. New Idol contestants will face, from left, Mariah Carey, Keith Urban
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22 May · Nicole Martins is an associate professor in The Media School, where she teaches courses focused on the child audience and media effects.
Study finds TV can decrease self-esteem in children, except white boysnewsinfo.iu.edu › Newsroom Home › Indiana University Media Relations
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Nicole Martins, an assistant professor of telecommunications in the IU College of Arts and Sciences, and Kristen Harrison, professor of ...
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