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Peer reviewedHartshorn, David J. – Educational Studies, 1983
A survey of English elementary school children showed that of the approximately 50 percent who watched films on videorecorders, almost all watched movies generally considered unsuitable for children. This occurred even when children reported watching with parents. Among these were extremely violent and pornographic films. (IS)
Descriptors: Censorship, Childhood Interests, Children, Comparative Education
