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Efficacy of a randomized cell phone-based counseling intervention in postponing subsequent pregnancy among teen mothers

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Children's media use and self-regulation behavior: Longitudinal associations in a nationwide Japanese study

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Beliefs about child tv viewing in low-income Mexican American parents of preschoolers: Development of the beliefs about child TV viewing scale (B-TV)

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But we're not like the people on TV: A qualitative examination of how media messages are perceived by pregnant and parenting youth

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