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10-02	Internet-based prevention for alcohol and cannabis use: final results of the Climate Schools course	Internet
09-12	Characteristics of Internet use of Chinese addictive Elementary and Middle school students and its influence on Internet addiction	Internet
09-11	The association between Internet use and depressive symptoms among South Korean adolescents.	Internet
09-10	Get Safe Online	Internet
09-09	New online learning tool launched to help kids protect themselves from infections	Internet
09-09	The working alliance in online therapy with young people: preliminary findings	Internet
09-09	Offline social ties and online use of computers: A study of disabled youth and their use of ICT advances	Internet
09-09	Get Safe Online	Internet
09-09	'JungleMemory', an online game, and improvements in academic performance	Internet
09-08	Get Safe Online	Internet
09-08	Exposure to tobacco on the Internet: Content analysis of adolescents' Internet use	Internet
09-07	Get Safe Online	Internet
09-07	Eye-tracking software opens online worlds to people with disabilities	Internet
09-07	Electronic media use and adolescent health and well-being	Internet
09-07	Effect of visual media use on school performance	Internet
09-05	Screen media time usage of 12--16 year-old Spanish school adolescences	Internet
09-05	The younger generation uses the Internet in a more concentrated way and was exposed to more negative content online	Internet
09-05	Urban Chinese youth and the Internet cafe	Internet
09-04	40% of pupils admit that they have Internet 'chat buddies' who they do not know in real life	Internet
09-04	Online computer gaming: Advice for parents and teachers	Internet
09-04	Media coverage of teenage boys is unrelentingly negative	Internet
09-04	Gap between parents' perceptions and children's actual Internet online activities	Internet
09-01	Internet generation leave parents behind	Internet
08-10	Cyberbullying is common among teenagers who are frequent internet users, with 72 percent of respondents reporting at least one incident during the past year.	Internet
08-06	US Youth Trends - Tween & Teen Lifestyle Report: teens and preteens media consumption increasing	Internet
08-06	The Norton Online Living Report gives a snapshot of how different cultures and different countries approach the Internet	Internet
08-04	27% of 8-11 year olds who are aware of social networking Internet sites (e.g. MySpace) say that they have an illegal profile on a site	Internet
07-12	Do online adverts affect young people?	Internet
07-12	Assessing commercial activity on children's favourite websites and online environments	Internet
07-11	Safe surfing on the Internet : launch of a game for children	Internet
07-09	According to a Dutch study....Using the Internet and mobile phone text messaging services can help teenagers improve their asthma control.	Internet
07-08	Food manufacturers target children on the Internet after regulator's TV advertising clampdown.	Internet
07-08	Young people turn to the virtual world for real life experiences: Young people can experience huge benefits from participating in multiplayer online role playing games.	Internet
07-03	Internet-administered adolescent health promotion in The Netherlands.	Internet
07-02	US teenagers who talk to strangers online are more likely to become victims of online harassment than those who share their personal information on the Internet	Internet

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