Research and theorizing on executive function (EF) in childhood has been
disproportionately focused on preschool age children. This review paper outlines the …

Children may be biased toward accepting information as true, but the fact remains that
children are exposed to misinformation from many sources, and mastering the intricacies of …

Advertisers are continuously searching for new ways to persuade children; current methods
include fully integrating commercial content into media content, actively engaging children …

It is widely assumed that advertising literacy makes children less susceptible to advertising
effects. However, empirical research does not provide convincing evidence for this view. In …

This study focused on the effects of sponsorship disclosure timing on children's ability to
understand that social influencer videos are sponsored. The study also investigated how …

There is a vital need for an updated evaluation of children's and adolescents' changing
commercial media environment. In this article, we introduce an investigative framework for …

The most popular topic in theory-of-mind research has been first-order false belief: the
realization that it is possible to hold false beliefs about events in the world. A more advanced …

The integrated and highly involving nature of advergames has led to criticism and concern
among academics and caretakers. It is assumed that children are highly susceptible to …

Acting on a sudden urge to purchase something without a prior intention or plan to do so
and without considering its long-term effects is regarded as impulse buying behavior. The …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the impact of the type of disclosure used by
social media influencers on consumer evaluations of influencer transparency, product …