Name: Rule Making or Role Modeling? Parental Strategies, Perceived Restrictiveness of Media Rules and Adolescents’ Media Use
Start: 2023-5-25T14:32-5:00
End: 2023-5-25T23:50-5:00

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25may2:32 pmRule Making or Role Modeling? Parental Strategies, Perceived Restrictiveness of Media Rules and Adolescents’ Media Use

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Lab team members Dr. Zhiying (Zoey) Yue, Dr. David Bickham, Libby Hunt, Sam Schwamm, and Dr. Michael Rich will present on their latest research at the 73rd Annual International Communication Association Conference, Reclaiming Authenticity in Communication.