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The preschool television viewer as anthropologist

The earliest years of television viewing are examined in a longitudinal study focusing on preschoolers' emerging abilities to organize the medium and the connections they make between its content and the rest of their experience.

Howard Gardner | H. Gardner | Leona M. Jaglom

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