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Past & Present Projects of CRETV
Content Analyses
- Portrayals of Males and Females in TV Commercials
- Portrayals of People of Color in TV Programs and Commercials
- Drug-Related Messages on Television
- Portrayals of Marriage in Fictional Programs
- Parenting Styles and Discipline Techniques Shown in Prime-Time Fictional Programs
- Social Values in TV Commercials
- Nutritional Messages and Types of Food Shown in TV Commercials
- Portrayals of Love and Romance in Prime-Time Programs
- Nonprogram content of Children's Television
- Children's TV Commercials in the U.S. and Korea
- Messages about Education and Teachers on Television
Studies of Effects
- Children's Understanding and Moral Reasoning about TV Cartoons
- Emotional Responses to Televised Content: The Role of Perceived Reality
- Children's Understanding of Anti-drug Public Service Announcements
- Effects of Objectified TV Portrayals of Women on Perceptions about Date Rape
- Televised Gender Portrayals and Their Effects on Korean Children
- Young Children's Understanding on Nutrition and Nutritional Claims Made in TV Commercials
- The Role of Familiarity in Social Perception: Responses to Television Drama
- Differential Responses to a Video Presentation Labeled "Real vs Fictitious"
- Effect of TV Commercials and Public Service Announcements on Viewers' Emotional Responses to Televised Events
- Learning the Categories "Real" and "Make-Believe"
- Television's Influence on Personal and Societal Level Benefits
- The Effects of Justified and Unjustified Violence on Viewers' Acceptance of Violence
- Effectiveness of Media Literacy Techniques with Young Children
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