When parents greatly restrict and control what their children can watch on television, the
A. children show a substantial increase in prosocial behavior.
B. programs become "forbidden fruit" and are even more appealing to the children.
C. children soon find that what they like watching the best are the programs their parents allow them to watch.
D. children absorb the message that television viewing is not a good use of their time.
Answer: B
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