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WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON CHILDREN'S TV SCRIPT I. OPENING STATEMENT (standing at lectern) THE PRESIDENT (Prepared remarks from David Shipley) II. INFLUENCE OF TELEVISION ON CHILDREN THE PRESIDENT INTRODUCES MRS. CLINTON. MRS. CLINTON (Prepared remarks from Melanne Verveer) MRS. CLINTON INTRODUCES DR. ALETHA HUSTON: There is a growing body of information about the positive influence of television. We are fortunate this morning to have with us Dr. Aletha Huston, the co-author of the most recent of these studies. Dr. Huston and her husband, Dr. John Wright, are Directors of the Center for Research on the Influences of Television on Children at the University of Kansas. Dr. Huston, you have been studying television and children for years, and your early studies confirmed what many of us experience in our own homes -- that educational programs help prepare preschool children for school. What findings from this most recent study do you think would be of greatest interest to parents? Dr. Huston's presentation. [Huston has conducted research on television and children since 1970, when she carried out a ground-breaking field experiment investigating the effects of pro-social television and violent programs for the Surgeon General's Scientific Advisory Committee on Television and Social Behavior.] 1

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