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Health: Lowe et al (2004)

Social learning theory predicts that modeling healthy eating on television can encourage children to make food choices. According to social learning theory, children learn not only from direct experience but also by observing the behavior of others and noting the rewards or punishments that they receive as a result of that behavior. When characters on television are shown enjoying nutritious foods, children may be...

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