Reviews of the Impacts of Prosocial Television Programming on Young

Reviews of the impacts of prosocial television programming on young children reveal that

A) long-term increases in children's prosocial conduct are more likely if adults have watched the prosocial programming and have encouraged children to act on the lessons they have learned.
B) prosocial programming is more likely to promote prosocial behavior than violent programming is to promote aggression.
C) both of these
D) none of these