Keyphrases
Advertising Literacy
66%
Smartphone Dependency
58%
Young children
53%
Consumer Behaviour
50%
Advertising Effects
50%
Background Television
46%
Use Dependency
41%
Selling
41%
Parent-child Dyads
33%
Parent-child Relationship
33%
Childrens
33%
Problematic Smartphone Use
33%
Behavioral Aggression
33%
Theory of Mind
33%
Affordance Perception
33%
Executive Function
33%
US children
33%
Smartphone
33%
Parent Talk
33%
Consumer Issues
33%
Marketing Cues
33%
Movie Trailer
33%
Function Test
33%
Technical Restrictions
33%
Video-on-demand Services
33%
Spokescharacters
33%
Gun Control
33%
Smartphone Support
33%
National Sample
33%
Questionnaire Data
33%
Relational Health
33%
Marketing to children
33%
Retail Environment
33%
Message Intervention
33%
Home Literacy Environment
33%
Cross-national Differences
33%
Exposure Behaviors
33%
Freedom Threat
33%
Smartphone Use
25%
Purchase Order
25%
Parent Report
25%
First-person Shooter Games
22%
Reactance Theory
22%
Distress Disclosure
18%
Growing up
16%
Parental Beliefs
16%
Begging
16%
External Validity
16%
Older Adults
16%
Cognitive Development
16%
Psychology
Consumer Behavior
100%
Romantic Relationship
91%
Adolescents
77%
Executive Functions
66%
Loneliness
66%
Intention
66%
Toddlers
66%
Social Support
42%
Social Networking
34%
Theory of Mind
33%
Perceived Stress
33%
Gender Stereotyping
33%
Gender Schema Theory
33%
Emotion Regulation
33%
Life Satisfaction
33%
Interpersonal Relationship
33%
Psychological Well-Being
33%
Social Networking Site
33%
Parenting Style
33%
Mediation Model
33%
Netflix
33%
Language Production
33%
Television Viewing
33%
Shooter Game
33%
Social Norms
33%
Violent Video Game
33%
Disclosure
33%
Parental involvement
33%
Risk Perception
33%
Language Skill
33%
Depression
26%
Cognitive Development
25%
College Students
24%
Caregiver
16%
General Learning Model
16%
Demographic Variable
16%
Multiple Regression
16%
Practitioners
15%
Emotional Development
11%
Developmental Process
11%
Language Ability
11%
Media Content
11%
Health and Well-Being
8%
Family Influence
8%
Active Mediation
8%
Linguistic Competence
8%
New Media
8%
Self-Disclosure
6%
Authoritative Parenting
5%
Social Sciences
Consumer Behavior
100%
USA
100%
Media Use
66%
Intention
50%
Advertising Effect
41%
Executive Functions
33%
Communication Pattern
33%
Content Analysis
33%
Optical Discs
33%
Language Production
33%
Child Language
33%
Video Games
33%
Parenting Style
33%
Video on Demand
33%
Demographic Factor
33%
Theory-Of-Mind
33%
Consumer Socialization
33%
Youth
33%
Outreach
33%
Focus Group
16%
Online Survey
16%
Government Policy
16%
Familiarity
16%
Media Research
16%
Television Viewing
16%
Emotion Regulation
16%
Toddlers
16%
Communication Control
16%
Political Behavior
16%
Cognitive Development
16%
Advertising Communication
16%
Emotional Development
11%
Brand Name
11%
Academic Success
8%
New Media
8%
Research Priorities
8%
Parent Role
8%
Primary Schools
8%
Psychological Development
8%
Literacy Development
8%
Media Behavior
8%
Schoolchild
8%
Brand Loyalty
8%
