reducing children's media viewing
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Abstract
This case study evaluates the use of a Restrictive aide and the complementary use of parental mediation techniques to reduce media viewing among children. A family was provided a TV Token Timer, which involved a positive reward in exchange for participating in activities outside of watching television. Media viewing habits decreased from the baseline to the completion of the intervention at week 8 for both children. The parent reported high levels of Instructive mediation and positively evaluated the family's use of the TV Token Timer.
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| Authors | ;Erin Clyne;Leonard A. Jason |
| Journal | journal of biotechnology |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.1155/2011/287243
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