Rebecca L. Densley scite author profile

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Rebecca L. Densley

5Publications

169Citation Statements Received

41Citation Statements Given

How they've been cited

260

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How they cite others

242

Affiliations

Trinity University, Texas Tech University, Brigham Young University

Publications

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Relation between active mediation, exposure toDaniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, and US preschoolers’ social and emotional development

Rasmussen

Shafer

Colwell

et al. 2016

Journal of Children and Media

110

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Sharenting and the extended self: self-representation in parents’ Instagram presentations of their children

Holiday

Norman

Densley

2020

Popular Communication

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Girl in a Country Song: Gender Roles and Objectification of Women in Popular Country Music across 1990 to 2014

Rasmussen

Densley

2016

Sex Roles

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Physiological Indicators of Pathologic Video Game Use in Adolescence

Coyne

Dyer

Densley

et al. 2015

Journal of Adolescent Health

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These findings suggest that adolescents who do not find cognitive tasks stimulating physiologically have a greater severity of PVGU. Additionally, adolescents who show physiological signs of stress in a family task were more likely to have PVGU symptoms and only girls have more severe PVGU levels. This study is the first to show that physiological indicators predict PVGU over time in adolescence and has important implications regarding the prevention and treatment of PVGU in adolescence.

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Promoting Preschoolers’ Emotional Competence Through Prosocial TV and Mobile App Use

et al. 2018

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