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  • Violence in Popular U.S. Prime Time TV Dramas and the Cultivation of Fear: A Time Series Analysis
  • Portrayal of Tobacco Use in TV Dramas Predicts Adult Cigarette Consumption—U. S., 1955-2010.
  • Violent film characters’ portrayal of alcohol, sex, and tobacco-related behaviours.
  • Gun Violence Trends in Movies.
  • Trends of sexual and violent content by gender in top-grossing US films, 1950-2006
  • Trends in Explicit Portrayal of Suicidal Behavior in Popular U.S. Movies, 1950-2006
  • Movie suicide By Steven Stack and Barbara Bowman published summer 2011.
  • APPC Research Finds That Since 1950, Tobacco Portrayal in Movies Matches Decline in U.S. Cigarette Consumption
  • APPC Research Finds That Under MPAA’s Rating System, PG-13 Movies Contain Increasingly Violent Content
  • Methods Updated

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