老龄社会与电视媒体:基于SSCI等五个引文索引的文献综述

[1] Assisted living solutions for the elderly through interactive TV [J]. MULTIMEDIA TOOLS AND APPLICATIONS, 2013, 66 (01) : 115 - 129

[2] Television viewing, C-reactive protein, and depressive symptoms in older adults[J] . Mark Hamer,Lydia Poole,Nadine Messerli-Bürgy.Brain Behavior and Immunity . 2013

[3] Effects of Public Education by Television on Knowledge of Early Stroke Symptoms Among a Japanese Population Aged 40 to 74 Years : A Controlled Study[J] . Naomi Miyamatsu,Kazumi Kimura,Tomonori Okamura,Yasuyuki Iguchi,Hirofumi Nakayama,Akihiro Toyota,Makoto Watanabe,Akiko Morimoto,Miho Morinaga,Takenori Yamaguchi.Stroke . 2012 (2)

[4] Meanings of television in older adults' lives: an analysis of change and continuity in television viewing[J] . MARGOT VAN DER GOOT,JOHANNES W. J. BEENTJES,MARTINE VAN SELM.Ageing and Society . 2011 (1)

[5] Age, Affective Experience, and Television Use[J] . Colin A. Depp,David A. Schkade,Wesley K. Thompson,Dilip V. Jeste.American Journal of Preventive Medicine . 2010 (2)

[6] The Benefits of Hearing Aids and Closed Captioning for Television Viewing by Older Adults with Hearing Loss [J]. EAR AND HEARING, 2009, 30 (04) : 458 - 465

[7] Teaching An Interactive Television Course On Adulthood and Aging: Making It Happen[J] . Laura K. M. Donorfio,Catherine Healy.Educational Gerontology . 2008 (6)

[8] Representations of older adults in television advertisements[J] . Monica M. Lee,Brian Carpenter,Lawrence S. Meyers.Journal of Aging Studies . 2006 (1)

[9] Older Characters in Children's Animated Television Programs: A Content Analysis of Their Portrayal[J] . Tom Robinson,Caitlin Anderson.Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media . 2006 (2)

[10] Soap operas and talk shows on television are associated with poorer cognition in older women [J]. SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, 2006, 99 (03) : 226 - 233

[1] Assisted living solutions for the elderly through interactive TV [J]. MULTIMEDIA TOOLS AND APPLICATIONS, 2013, 66 (01) : 115 - 129

[2] Television viewing, C-reactive protein, and depressive symptoms in older adults[J] . Mark Hamer,Lydia Poole,Nadine Messerli-Bürgy.Brain Behavior and Immunity . 2013

[3] Effects of Public Education by Television on Knowledge of Early Stroke Symptoms Among a Japanese Population Aged 40 to 74 Years : A Controlled Study[J] . Naomi Miyamatsu,Kazumi Kimura,Tomonori Okamura,Yasuyuki Iguchi,Hirofumi Nakayama,Akihiro Toyota,Makoto Watanabe,Akiko Morimoto,Miho Morinaga,Takenori Yamaguchi.Stroke . 2012 (2)

[4] Meanings of television in older adults' lives: an analysis of change and continuity in television viewing[J] . MARGOT VAN DER GOOT,JOHANNES W. J. BEENTJES,MARTINE VAN SELM.Ageing and Society . 2011 (1)

[5] Age, Affective Experience, and Television Use[J] . Colin A. Depp,David A. Schkade,Wesley K. Thompson,Dilip V. Jeste.American Journal of Preventive Medicine . 2010 (2)

[6] The Benefits of Hearing Aids and Closed Captioning for Television Viewing by Older Adults with Hearing Loss [J]. EAR AND HEARING, 2009, 30 (04) : 458 - 465

[7] Teaching An Interactive Television Course On Adulthood and Aging: Making It Happen[J] . Laura K. M. Donorfio,Catherine Healy.Educational Gerontology . 2008 (6)

[8] Representations of older adults in television advertisements[J] . Monica M. Lee,Brian Carpenter,Lawrence S. Meyers.Journal of Aging Studies . 2006 (1)

[9] Older Characters in Children's Animated Television Programs: A Content Analysis of Their Portrayal[J] . Tom Robinson,Caitlin Anderson.Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media . 2006 (2)

[10] Soap operas and talk shows on television are associated with poorer cognition in older women [J]. SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, 2006, 99 (03) : 226 - 233