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Learning from television news: A critique of the research

Journal of Broadcasting · 1983 · 56 citations · 20 references

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Social SciencesBehavioral SciencesCommunicationAudience StudiesMass CommunicationMedia StudiesBroadcast MediaJournalism StudiesMedia EffectsNews AudiencesNews MediaTelevision StudiesNews Audience BehaviorNews Television Audiences

Abstract

Abstract This paper offers a critical review of some approaches to research on the effectiveness of television newscasts. The importance of behavioral science issues to such research is stressed.

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