A Population-Based Study

Abstract

Main Exposures: Audible television. Children wore a digital recorder on random days for up to 24 months. A software program incorporating automatic speech-identification technology processed the recorded file to analyze the sounds the children were exposed to and the sounds they made. Conditional linear regression was used to determine the association between audible television and the outcomes of interest. Outcome Measures: Adult word counts, child vocalizations, and child conversational turns.

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Dimitri Christakis, Jeffrey A. Richards, Frederick J. Zimmerman, Michelle M. Garrison, Dongxin Xu, Umit H. Yapanel (2009). A Population-Based Study.

@article{dimitri2009a,
  title  = {A Population-Based Study},
  author = {Christakis, Dimitri and Richards, Jeffrey A. and Zimmerman, Frederick J. and Garrison, Michelle M. and Xu, Dongxin and Yapanel, Umit H.},
  year   = {2009}
}

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