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This participant observation study examined the impact of family group interaction on children's understanding of television advertising. The observations, grounded in naturalistic family viewing settings, suggest that a child's level of understanding is a product of family group interaction concerning consumer-related skills and other social experiences that the child carries to viewing situations.
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Leonard N. Reid (1979) studied this question.
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