Parenting

Video Warfare

FAMILY LIFE Children learn from video games, say Iowa State University psychology professors. So parents may want to shop smart when choosing games for their children. Even if the content is unrealistic or cartoonish, kids learn good behaviors (playing drums) or bad behaviors (aggressive tactics) by practicing. Professors Craig Anderson and Doug Gentile-leading experts on

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Turn Off, Tune In

FAMILY LIFE Parents, turn off the television when your children are with you. And when you do let them watch TV, make sure the programs stimulate their interest in learning. That’s the advice arising from University of Iowa researchers who examined the impact of television and parenting on children’s social and emotional development. The researchers

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