TV violence and fMRI 2 Children’s Brain Activations While Viewing Televised Violence Revealed by fMRI While social and behavioral effects of TV-violence have been studied extensively, the brain systems involved in TV violence viewing in children are, at present, not known. In this study, eight children viewed televised violent and nonviolent video-sequences while brain activity was measured with fMRI. Both violent and nonviolent viewing activated regions involved in visual motion, visual object/scenes, and auditory listening. However, viewing TV violence selectively recruited a network of right-hemisphere regions including precuneus, posterior cingulate, amygdala, inferior parietal, prefron...
Does visual experience in judging intent to harm change our brain responses? And if it does, what ar...
As observers we excel in decoding the emotional signals telling us that a social interaction is turn...
• A recent large-scale study funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has establishe...
Though social and behavioral effects of TV violence have been studied exten-sively, the brain system...
Though social and behavioral effects of TV violence have been studied extensively, the brain systems...
Adolescents spend a significant part of their leisure time watching TV programs and movies that port...
BACKGROUND: Media depictions of violence, although often claimed to induce viewer aggression, have n...
Substantial research has indicated that media violence induces both short- and long-term increases i...
Television (TV) viewing is known to affect children’s verbal abilities and other physical, cognitive...
Media portraying violence is part of daily exposures. The extent to which violent media exposure imp...
In recent years, a number of functional and structural neuroimaging studies have investigated the ne...
Television has become a significant component of children's activities. Violence on television and i...
Background Due to its severe negative consequences, human violence has been targeted by a vast numbe...
Does visual experience in judging intent to harm change our brain responses? And if it does, what ar...
This study examined children's attention to formal features and other attributes during televis...
Does visual experience in judging intent to harm change our brain responses? And if it does, what ar...
As observers we excel in decoding the emotional signals telling us that a social interaction is turn...
• A recent large-scale study funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has establishe...
Though social and behavioral effects of TV violence have been studied exten-sively, the brain system...
Though social and behavioral effects of TV violence have been studied extensively, the brain systems...
Adolescents spend a significant part of their leisure time watching TV programs and movies that port...
BACKGROUND: Media depictions of violence, although often claimed to induce viewer aggression, have n...
Substantial research has indicated that media violence induces both short- and long-term increases i...
Television (TV) viewing is known to affect children’s verbal abilities and other physical, cognitive...
Media portraying violence is part of daily exposures. The extent to which violent media exposure imp...
In recent years, a number of functional and structural neuroimaging studies have investigated the ne...
Television has become a significant component of children's activities. Violence on television and i...
Background Due to its severe negative consequences, human violence has been targeted by a vast numbe...
Does visual experience in judging intent to harm change our brain responses? And if it does, what ar...
This study examined children's attention to formal features and other attributes during televis...
Does visual experience in judging intent to harm change our brain responses? And if it does, what ar...
As observers we excel in decoding the emotional signals telling us that a social interaction is turn...
• A recent large-scale study funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has establishe...
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