“…a = background television; b = for children 12–23 months of English-speaking Latino mothers only, c = for children 24–35 months of Spanish-speaking, Latino mothers only, d = association only for 2 or more siblings; e = for infants 0–11 months, f = at 33 months only; g = at 21 months only; h = weekends only.(+) = positive association.(−) = negative association.NA = studies consistently report no association.U = Unclear association (fewer than 60% of studies support any association or non-association).(S) = Strong consistency (70-100% of studies support the reported association or non-association).(M) = Moderate consistency (60-70% of studies support the reported association or non-association).* = 4 or more studies support the given association/non-association.IN = inconclusive (variable not studied on 3 or more occasions).(Dennison et al, [3]), (Certain & Khan, [4]), (Mendolsohn et al, [8]), (Thompson & Christakis, [10]),(Tomopoulos et al, [11]), (Tomopoulos et al, [12]), (Vandewater et al, [13]), (Zimmerman & Christakis, [14]), (Zimmerman et al, [15]), (Thompson et al, [17]), (Linebarger, & Walker, [23]), (Anand & Krosnick, 2005[29]), (Bank et al, [30]), (Barr, et al, [31]), (Cheng, et al, [32]), (Dalzell, et al, [33]), (Horodynski et al, [34]), (Huston, et al, [35]), (Kourlaba et al, [36]), (LaPierre et al, [37]), (Lumeng et al, [38]), (Masur & Flynn, [40]), (McLearn et al, [41]), (Ruangdaraganon et al, [42]), (Schmit et al, [43]), (Thompson et al, [44]), (Thompson & Christakis, [45]), (Vandewater et al, [46]), (Flores et al, [47]).…”