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UCLA study reveals what now-teens remember about Daniel Tiger

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The small study surveyed 150 teens ages 13-16 who were toddlers when the show first aired. Researchers found that 71% remembered feeling happy while watching the show, 57% said their most memorable lessons from Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood were about understanding and managing emotions.
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UCLA study reveals what now-teens remember about Daniel Tiger

The small study surveyed 150 teens ages 13-16 who were toddlers when the show first aired. Researchers found that 71% remembered feeling happy while watching the show, 57% said their most memorable lessons from Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood were about understanding and managing emotions.

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