Papers by Vic Strasburger
Journal of women's health care, Jan 31, 2017
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Journal of women's health care, Jan 31, 2017
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Pediatric clinics of North America, 2012
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JAMA, 2014
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Current Problems in Pediatric and Adolescent Health Care, 2004
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Psychology of Popular Media Culture, 2015
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The Journal of Pediatrics, 2010
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Journal of Adolescent Health, 1998
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N Engl J Med, 1986
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N Engl J Med, 1983
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Archives of pediatrics & adolescent medicine, 1999
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PEDIATRICS, 2014
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Pediatric clinics of North America, 2012
The media can be a powerful teacher of children and adolescents and have a profound impact on the... more The media can be a powerful teacher of children and adolescents and have a profound impact on their health. The media are not the leading cause of any major health problem in the United States, but they do contribute to a variety of pediatric and adolescent health problems. Given that children and teens spend >7 hours a day with media, one would think that adult society would recognize its impact on young people's attitudes and behaviors. Too little has been done to protect children and adolescents from harmful media effects and to maximize the powerfully prosocial aspects of modern media.
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Pediatric Clinics of North America
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Pediatrics, 2017
Sexual content is highly prevalent in traditional media, and portrayals rarely depict the respons... more Sexual content is highly prevalent in traditional media, and portrayals rarely depict the responsibilities and risks (eg, condom use, pregnancy) associated with sexual activity. Exposure to such content is linked with shifts in attitudes about sex and gender, earlier progression to sexual activity, pregnancy, and sexually transmitted infection among adolescents. However, little information is available about moderators and mediators of these effects. We also know little about digital media, their sex-related content, and their potential influence on youth. Data from a few studies of older youth indicate that sexual displays on social media sites are related to problematic beliefs and behaviors among those who post this content and among viewers. Online pornography appears to be more problematic for youth than off-line sources. Given the vast and increasing amount of time youth spend online and their developmental openness to influence, more research attention to digital sexual media...
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Pediatrics, 2017
Violence in screen entertainment media (ie, television, film, video games, and the Internet), def... more Violence in screen entertainment media (ie, television, film, video games, and the Internet), defined as depictions of characters (or players) trying to physically harm other characters (or players), is ubiquitous. The Workgroup on Media Violence and Violent Video Games reviewed numerous meta-analyses and other relevant research from the past 60 years, with an emphasis on violent video game research. Consistent with every major science organization review, the Workgroup found compelling evidence of short-term harmful effects, as well as evidence of long-term harmful effects. The vast majority of laboratory-based experimental studies have revealed that violent media exposure causes increased aggressive thoughts, angry feelings, physiologic arousal, hostile appraisals, aggressive behavior, and desensitization to violence and decreases prosocial behavior (eg, helping others) and empathy. Still, to more fully understand the potential for long-term harm from media violence exposure, the ...
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