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Select article: Clarifying Relationships Between Ideology and Ideologically Oriented Cable TV News Use

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First published 2012-4

Clarifying Relationships Between Ideology and Ideologically Oriented Cable TV News Use

R. Lance Holbert, Jay D. Hmielowski, Brian E. Weeks

Communication Research

Select article: Women Report Being More Likely Than Men to Model Their Relationships after What They have Seen on TV

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First published 2001-10

Women Report Being More Likely Than Men to Model Their Relationships after What They have Seen on TV

Christina Morrison, Alida S. Westman

Psychological Reports

Select article: Television,women,and self-objectification: Examining the relationship between the consumption of female TV dramas and sexism,the internalization of beauty ideals,and body surveillance in China

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Television,women,and self-objectification: Examining the relationship between the consumption of female TV dramas and sexism,the internalization of beauty ideals,and body surveillance in China

Yunyi Hu, Yuxuan Gu

Global Media and China

Select article: Relationship Between Liking and Watching TV Programs

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First published 1972-12

Relationship Between Liking and Watching TV Programs

Austin Snare, David H. B. Bednall, Lyndall M. Sullivan

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

Select article: ‘How the hell did this get on tv?’: Naked dating shows as the final taboo on mainstream TV

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First published 2019-10

‘How the hell did this get on tv?’: Naked dating shows as the final taboo on mainstream TV

Angela Smith

European Journal of Cultural Studies

Select article: A Longitudinal Study on the Effects of Parasocial Relationships and Breakups With Characters of a Health-Related TV Show on Self-Efficacy and Exercise Behavior: The Case of The Biggest Loser

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A Longitudinal Study on the Effects of Parasocial Relationships and Breakups With Characters of a Health-Related TV Show on Self-Efficacy and Exercise Behavior: The Case of The Biggest Loser

Perina Siegenthaler, Tanja Aegerter, Andreas Fahr

Communication & Sport

Select article: Is There a Relationship between the Popularity of Crime Series on TV and Unemployment and Crime in Society?

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First published 1987-09

Is There a Relationship between the Popularity of Crime Series on TV and Unemployment and Crime in Society?

Margaret Reith

European Journal of Communication

Select article: The Relationship Between Tone of TV News Coverage and Public Opinion for a Controversial Issue

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First published 2007-5

The Relationship Between Tone of TV News Coverage and Public Opinion for a Controversial Issue

Joe Bob Hester, Rhonda Gibson

Electronic News

Select article: Two Different Debates? Investigating the Relationship Between a Political Debate on TV and Simultaneous Comments on Twitter

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First published 2015-6

Two Different Debates? Investigating the Relationship Between a Political Debate on TV and Simultaneous Comments on Twitter

Damian Trilling

Social Science Computer Review

Select article: Relationships Between Social TV and Enjoyment: A Content Analysis of The Walking Dead ’s Story Sync Experience

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First published 2016-7

Relationships Between Social TV and Enjoyment: A Content Analysis of The Walking Dead ’s Story Sync Experience

Lauren A. Auverset, Andrew C. Billings

Social Media + Society

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