Can Changing the Channel Help Change a Child’s Behavior?

Mashable 2014-07-29

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A study found switching the channel can improve a preschooler’s behavior. Perhaps more interesting is the study’s approach. Instead of looking at the negative effects of violent TV, it measured the positive effects of educational programming.
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