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CASE REPORT

Reducing Excessive Television Viewing

Leonard Jason Pscyhology Department, DePaul University, Chicago, IL 60614
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Patty Rooney-Rebeck
Pages 61-69 | Published online: 18 Oct 2008

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Leonard A. Jason. (1987) Reducing Children's Excessive Television Viewing and Assessing Secondary Changes. Journal of Clinical Child Psychology 16:3, pages 245-250.
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Christine Kennedy & Victoria Floriani. (2008) Translating Research on Healthy Lifestyles for Children: Meeting the Needs of Diverse Populations. Nursing Clinics of North America 43:3, pages 397-417.
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Thomas N. Robinson & Dina L. G. Borzekowski. (2006) Effects of the SMART Classroom Curriculum to Reduce Child and Family Screen Time. Journal of Communication 56:1, pages 1-26.
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Leonard A. Jason & Michael Fries. (2016) Helping Parents Reduce Children’s Television Viewing. Research on Social Work Practice 14:2, pages 121-131.
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Leonard A Jason & Ester Brackshaw. (1999) Access to TV contingent on physical activity: effects on reducing TV-viewing and body-weight. Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry 30:2, pages 145-151.
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Leonard A. Jason. (1998) Tobacco, Drug, and HIV Preventive Media Interventions. American Journal of Community Psychology 26:2, pages 151-187.
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ROBERT McILWRAITH, ROBIN SMITH JACOBVITZ, ROBERT KUBEY & ALISON ALEXANDER. (2016) Television Addiction. American Behavioral Scientist 35:2, pages 104-121.
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Gregory Sarlo, Leonard A. Jason & Cheryl Lonak. (2016) Parents' Strategies for Limiting Children's Television Watching. Psychological Reports 63:2, pages 435-438.
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Leonard A. Jason. (2013) USING A TOKEN‐ACTUATED TIMER TO REDUCE TELEVISION VIEWING. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis 18:3, pages 269-272.
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