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ArticleYoung children's incidental and intentional retention of televised events.

Bruce E. Chemelski1981

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Young children's incidental and intentional retention of televised events.

Bruce E. Chemelski · Dana W. Birnbaum

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1975Behavior modification in applied settings 1975Deliberate memory behavior in the delayed reactions of very young children.1980Preschoolers' retention of televised events: Is a picture worth a thousand words?1977Test Anxiety and Off-Task Behavior in Evaluative Situations 1974Determinants of visual attention and recall in observational learning by preschoolers and second graders.

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1996Effects of Music with Video on Responses of Nonmusic Majors: An Exploratory Study 1991Children's auditory and visual processing of narrated and nonnarrated television programming 1989The Forms of Television and the Child Viewer 1987Effects of television preplay formats on children's attention and story comprehension 1984Young children's processing of television: Modality differences in the retention of temporal relations

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Year1981

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Published1981-01-01

VenueDevelopmental Psychology

ISSN-L0012-1649

Languageen

Citations36

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