1 May 2012
Youth communication
Quality, Not Quantity of Friends Determines Teen’s Attractiveness on Social Media
23 April 2012
Health and Wellbeing, Youth communication
Ethical Objections Against Programs Aimed at Preventing Overweight And Obesity
19 April 2012
Health and Wellbeing, Youth communication
Why Teens do or Don’t Drink Alcohol
16 April 2012
Advertising and Marketing, Youth communication
Alcohol Brand Placement in Movies Perceived as Supporting Drinking Behaviors
12 April 2012
Advertising and Marketing, Youth communication
Cultural Values of American And Korean Youth Reflected in Brand Placement Attitudes
9 April 2012
Advertising and Marketing, Health and Wellbeing, Youth communication
American Industry Lags Behind in Tackling Childhood Obesity
6 April 2012
Advertising and Marketing, Media technology and AI, Youth communication
Increasing Consumers’ Brand Community Involvement: Give Them an Active Role in Creating Content
4 April 2012
Health and Wellbeing, Youth communication
How to Make an Effective Antidrug Commercial Targeted at Teens
26 March 2012
Youth communication
Nine Reasons Why Some Teens Are Not Active on Social Network Sites
19 March 2012
Advertising and Marketing, Youth communication
Fun Characters Abound in Ads For Kids—But Don’t Live up to Industry’s Own Guidelines
15 March 2012
Advertising and Marketing, Youth communication
Kids’ Grasp of Advertising Tactics Equals Adults by Age Ten
10 March 2012
Advertising and Marketing, Youth communication
How “Cooties” Affect Advertising: Kids Don’t Like Mixing Girls’ And Boys’ Stuff
29 February 2012
Media technology and AI, Youth communication
Vocab Videos Look Exciting—But Don’t Actually Work
24 February 2012
Health and Wellbeing, Media technology and AI, Youth communication
Teens Calling Mom And Dad… Recipe For Harmony?
15 February 2012
Advertising and Marketing, Health and Wellbeing, Youth communication
For Kids, Dental Health Takes a Back Seat to Brand Popularity
8 February 2012
Advertising and Marketing, Health and Wellbeing, Youth communication
“The Nag Factor” – Kids in American Cities Beg For “As-Seen-On-TV” Stuff
1 February 2012
Advertising and Marketing, Youth communication
Making Sense of Teenagers… Or at Least Their Shopping
25 January 2012
Health and Wellbeing, Media technology and AI, Youth communication
“Brain Games” Help Make Kids Smarter
20 January 2012
Health and Wellbeing, Youth communication
Does Showing Calories on Fast Food Menus Actually do Anything?
20 December 2011
Advertising and Marketing, Health and Wellbeing, Youth communication