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Communication Research: [ E - G ]
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271 East Europe Mass Communication.
101 Elliott, Kim Andrew. World News Coverage of U.S. and International Broadcasters.
This article discusses whether international radio stations can add significant additional world news coverage to the domestic news already being broadcast. 1983.
102 Ervin, Jr., Sam J. The President and the Press.
103 Ethical Standards of Psychologists.
104 Faculty Senate Sub-Committee: Department Heads.
105 "Fair Trial vs. Free Press"--Selected Readings.
106 Farm Foundation and Federal Extension Service Cooperating. Adopters of New Farm Ideas: Characteristics and Communications Behavior.
107 Federal Communications Commission Radio-TV Regulations Notebook.
108 Feliciano, Gregorio M., & Flavier, Juan M. Rural Waste Disposal: A Search for an Approach.
This paper gives the results of an attempt to evolve an approach to the problem of rural waste disposal among farmers in the Philippines.
109 Festinger, L. Cognitive Dissonance.
Explains the theory of Cognitive Dissonance and shows its application to specific situations.
110 Finley, James. German, Venezuelan TV.
221 Flesch, Rudolph. Flesch Readability Formula.
A file of materials giving instructions in the application of the classic Flesch Readability formula, which makes use of variables such as short words, short sentences, human interest words, personal words, etc. in prose writing.
111 Follow-Up Article on Florida Study.
112 Fortner, Robert S. The Depths of Depression: Sin and Salvation as Seen by the Radical Press, 1930-1939.
113 Fowler, Gilbert L. The Research Methods Course at the Master's Level: An Examination of Course Content, Course Requirements, and Teacher Characteristics.
114 Foxwell, Phil. One Man's Barbecue is Another Man's Uncle.
115 Foy, Eddie, & Harlow, Alvin F. The Iroquois Theater Fire.
116 Frazer, Charles F. Values in Prime Time Alcoholic Beverage Commercials.
117 Fuchs, Douglas A. Election Day Radio-Television and Western Voting.
118 Gieber, Walter. News is What Newpapermen Make It.
119 Giffard, C. Anthony. Inter Press Service: News from the Third World.
120 Goff, David H. Evaluation of Televised Political Advertising by Urban and Non-Urban Voters.
A study which examines the attitudes of voters toward political advertising. 1976.
121 Goodyear, F. H., & West, Alan. Toward an Organizational Framework for Cross-Cultural Communication: Some Bibliographic Definitions.
Focuses on a major problem for scholars of cross-cultural communication: the absence of standardized definitions and an accepted organizational pattern. 1976.
122 Greenberg, Bradley S., Brinton, James E., & Farr, Richard S. Diffusion of News About an Anticipated Major News Event.
123 Greenberg, Bradley S. The Content and Context of Violence in the Mass Media.
124 Gerbner, George. Toward a General Model of Communication.
125 Green, Aubrey. "Learning Assistance Center" Activities--SuperLearning, Learning Styles, Special Projects--Impact upon Students.
126 Greenberg, Bradley S., & Dominick, Joseph R. Television Usage, Attitudes and Functions for Low-Income and Middle-Class Teenagers.
A study to describe the use of the mass media by urban teenagers from low-income and middle-class families, and to explore their attitudes toward the media.
127 Guimaraes, Lytton. Matrix Algebra in the Analysis of Interpersonal Diffusion of Ideas.
Presents a review of the diagrammatic approach, and the use of matrices to trace out interconnections within a group structure. 1968.