When parents comment out loud about the messages or characters they see in a television program, they are enacting:
A) Indirect rules for children's interpretation of television
B) Direct rules for children's interpretation of television
C) Indirect parental influence on children's interpretation of television
D) Direct parental influence on children's interpretation of television

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DWhen parents comment out loud about the content of a television program, they are providing direct feedback or influence on how their children should interpret the content, which is a form of direct parental influence. At the same time, these comments can also shape the children's understanding and interpretation of television content in a more subtle, indirect manner, as they internalize their parents' attitudes and perspectives.

When Parents Comment Out Loud About the Messages or Characters