Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Immortal comics epidermal politics,2009,3,1,19-34,Parameswaran
Video games and a culture of conflict,2009,3,1,90-94,Power
"Children Out of Place" -- Representations of foster care in the Australian news media,2009,3,3,234,King
Anxiety about war and terrorism in Australian high school children,2009,3,2,166,Winefield
CHILD - SAVING - OR - CHILD - RIGHTS - -- Depictions of children in International NGO - campaigns on conflict,2008,2,3,235,Wells
Gender roles in television commercials and primary school children in the U.K,2009,3,1,35,Mitra
Gender Differences in Depictions of Social and Physical Aggression in Children's Television Cartoons in the US,2010,4,2,191,Luther
Media and Stress in Adolescent Boys in Germany -- Psychophysiological effects of violent and nonviolent television programs and video games,2010,4,1,18,Lohaus
Norwegian Children's Experiences of Cyberbullying When Using Different Technological Platforms,2009,3,4,349,Brandtzæg
Peacebuilding contributions of Northern Ireland producers of children and youth oriented media,2008,2,3,282,Lemish
Preschoolers' Judgments Regarding Realistic and Cartoon-based Moral Transgressions in the US,2010,4,1,39,Bierwirth
Recent trends in young children's television-induced fears in Finland,2008,2,2,147,Korhonen
"With a bright enough hue" -- Panwapa's Global Online Effort to Build a Passport to Peace for Young Children Living in a Conflict-Ridden World,2008,2,3,300,Cole
Young people today -- News Media Policy and Youth Justice,2008,2,3,203,Cross
A media literacy curriculum on violence in the united states: studying young people's written responses for evidence of learning,2012,6,3,351-366,Scharrer
Evaluation of a U.S. school-based media literacy violence prevention curriculum on changes in knowledge and critical thinking among adolescents,2012,6,4,430-449,Webb
Television's cultivation of American adolescents' beliefs about alcohol and the moderating role of trait reactance,2014,8,1,5-22,Grube
Do you see what I see? A character analysis of health risk behaviors in television shows popular with Black adolescents in the US,2018,12,4,478-495,Jamieson
Toys will be toys: gendered interaction frames in the Toy Story trilogy,2019,13,1,20-35,Luisi
Differences in parent and adolescent views on cyberbullying in the US,2019,13,1,106-115,Midamba
Finnish children's questions while watching television with parents,2019,13,2,127-148,Kallio
The current landscape of US children's television: violent prosocial educational and fantastical content,2019,13,3,276-294,Lillard
References to Netflix' "13 Reasons Why" at clinical presentation among 31 pediatric patients,2019,13,3,317-327,Pitt
"I felt like I was really talking to you!": intimacy and trust among teen vloggers and followers in Portugal and Brazil,2020,14,1,22-37,Marôpo
Reducing television influences on US adolescents who are high reactance,2021,15,2,e6184,Russell
Exploring adolescents' vulnerability and resilience to online risks in Trinidad and Tobago,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Cummings
Parent viewership of 13 reasons why and parental perceived knowledge about adolescent life: implications for parental efficacy among parents from the United States the United Kingdom Brazil and Australia/New Zealand,2022,16,2,240-260,Wartella
The influence of sources in violent news on fright and worry responses of children in the Netherlands,2022,16,1,134-143,Anschutz
Online and offline victimisation: a cluster analysis of adolescent victims of bullying and cyber-bullying in Chile,2021,15,4,568-587,Trajtenberg
The mediating role of sympathy in the relationship between media violence and Dutch adolescents' social behaviors,2021,15,3,389-409,Fikkers
"Snaps" "screenshots" and self-blame: a qualitative study of image-based sexual abuse victimization among adolescent Danish girls,2021,15,3,431-447,Mandau
Parental cyberbullying through a global lens: children's digital rights and social media policies,2021,15,3,448-453,Alkhallouf
Digitally connected but personally disconnected? Crisis digital media and the Australian family,2021,15,1,6-9,Page Jeffery
"Bringing you into the Zoom": the power of authentic engagement in a time of crisis in the U.S,2021,15,1,91-95,Hancock
Media literacy lessons for American children in the Kids' Antiracist Bookclub,2021,15,1,117-121,Drogos
Cyberbullying in US mainstream media,2015,9,4,492-509,Milosevic
Controversy sells but what about science? Press coverage of 13 Reasons Why,2018,12,3,368-372,Wartella