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Children's Recollections of Television Coverage of the Gulf War

Details of two studies which examined Australian children's recollections of the television coverage of the Gulf War in 1991 are presented. Results revealed the definite gender differences prevalent in children's recollection of the coverage, with boys interested in the events and images of war, while girls were more focussed on the 'realism' of the coverage.