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Family dinner rituals translate to lower BMI

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

Wearing high heels can change the way you shop

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Categories Brain & Behavior

Treatments for TV’s most compellingly mental characters

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Categories Brain & Behavior

Twitter predicted to become a big TV screen

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology

Wealth of words: Tech analyzes social-media conversations about TV

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Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

TV coverage favors good looking Congress members

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Categories Technology, Uncategorized

Florida State, UT researchers: Swear words less offensive on cable than broadcast TV

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KNOXVILLE — Four letter words may offend you more depending on which television channel you watch, according to a recent study out of Florida State University and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
This study, published in the January issue …

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Secondhand television exposure linked to eating disorders

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Boston, MA (January 5, 2010) — For parents wanting to reduce the negative influence of TV on their children, the first step is normally to switch off the television set.
But a new study suggests that might not be enough. It turns out indirect m…

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Fast food and sweets advertised when children watch television

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Children in Sweden are exposed to a huge number of TV advertisements. Food adverts — primarily for fast food and sweets — dominate the advertisements shown during children’s viewing times. Research from the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, …

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Digital video recorders do not change shopping behavior

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Watching a television show from a digital video recorder (DVR) gives viewers a chance to skip commercials, but new research finds that owning a DVR does not influence the demand for advertised products despite its ad-skipping feature.
In fact, on…

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TV viewing likely to make you fear sickness

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IEEE-USA cites 5 engineering breakthroughs

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WASHINGTON (19 August 2010) — Five engineering breakthroughs, from restoring a degree of eyesight to developinng a new treatment for sudden cardiac arrest, were cited today by IEEE-USA, the U.S. career and public policy unit of the IEEE, the world’…

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