
doi: 10.7275/qe1f-p249
Development of television viewing strategies was explored in a study of 5- and 9-year-olds' attention comprehension. Children were shown a program containing visual, audio, and audiovisual segments. Toys were available during the session. A group instructed to watch carefully and try to remember for later testing was compared with a control group on attention, cued recall and free recall for each of the three types of content.
Television and children, Comprehension, Television in education
Television and children, Comprehension, Television in education
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