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Television and gifted children: What the research says

Robert Abelman Associate Professor of Communication, Cleveland State University,
Pages 80-84 | Published online: 20 Jan 2010

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Robert Abelman. (2006) Fighting the war on indecency: Mediating TV, internet, and videogame usage among achieving and underachieving gifted children . Roeper Review 29:2, pages 100-112.
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Naomi Sankar‐DeLeeuw. (2004) Case studies of gifted kindergarten children: Profiles of promise . Roeper Review 26:4, pages 192-207.
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Robert Abelman. (2004) TV Literacy and academic/artistic giftedness: Understanding time leaps and time lags . Roeper Review 26:2, pages 85-89.
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Robert Abelman & E. Jean Gubbins. (1999) Preaching to the choir: TV advisory usage among parents of gifted children . Roeper Review 22:1, pages 56-64.
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Tony Charlton & Barrie Gunter. (1999) TV‐VIOLENCE EFFECTS: EXCEPTIONALLY VULNERABLE VIEWERS?. Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties 4:1, pages 36-45.
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Robert Abelman. (1995) Gifted, LD, and gifted/LD children's understanding of temporal sequencing on television. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 39:3, pages 297-312.
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