AlbertRobert S.MelineHarry B., “The Influence of Social Status on the Uses of Television,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 22:145–51 (Summer 1958).
2.
BakerDean C.MacDonaldJames C., “Newspaper Editorial Readership and Length of Editorials,”Journalism Quarterly, 38:473–79 (Fall 1961).
3.
BarnesArthur M., “Research in Radio and Television News, 1947–57,”Journalism Quarterly, 34:323–32 (Summer 1957).
4.
BarrowLionel C.Jr., “Factors Related to Attention to the First Kennedy-Nixon Debate,”Journal of Broadcasting, 5:229–38 (Summer 1961).
5.
BaxterWilliam S., “The Mass Media and Young People,”Journal of Broadcasting, 5:49–58 (Winter 1960–61).
6.
BelsonWilliam A., “The Effects of Television on the Reading and the Buying of Newspapers and Magazines,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 25:366–81 (Fall 1961).
7.
BelsonWilliam A., “A Reply to Parker's Note,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 27:321–29 (Summer 1963).
8.
BerelsonBernard, “In the Presence of Culture.,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 28:1–12 (Spring 1964).
9.
BogartLeo, “Magazines Since the Rise of Television,”Journalism Quarterly, 33:153–66 (Spring 1956).
10.
BogartLeo, “Measuring the Effectiveness of an Overseas Information Campaign: A Case History,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 21:475–98 (Winter 1957–58).
11.
BogartLeoOrensteinFrank E., “Mass Media and Community Identity in an Interurban Setting,”Journalism Quarterly, 42:179–88 (Spring 1965).
12.
BostianLloyd R.RossJohn E., “Functions and Meanings of Mass Media for Wisconsin Farm Women,”Journalism Quarterly, 42:69–76 (Winter 1965).
13.
BrintonJames E.McKownNorman L., “Effects of Newspaper Reading on Knowledge and Attitude,”Journalism Quarterly, 38:187–95 (Spring 1961).
14.
CannellCharles F.MacDonaldJames C., “The Impact of Health News on Attitudes and Behavior,”Journalism Quarterly, 33:315–23 (Summer 1956).
15.
CannellCharles F.SharpHarry, “The Impact of the 1955–56 Detroit Newspaper Strike,”Journalism Quarterly, 35:26–35 (Winter 1958).
CarterRichard F.GreenbergBradley S., “Newspaper or Television: Which do You Believe?”Journalism Quarterly, 42:29–34 (Winter 1965).
18.
CarterRoy E.Jr.ClarkePeter, “Suburbanites, City Residents and Local News,”Journalism Quarterly, 40:548–58 (Autumn 1963).
19.
CarterRoy E.Jr.TroldahlVerling C., “Use of a Recall Criterion in Measuring the Educational Television Audience,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 26:114–20 (Spring 1962).
20.
CarterRoy E.Jr.SepulvedaOrlando, “Some Patterns of Mass Media Use in Santiago de Chile,”Journalism Quarterly, 41:216–24 (Spring 1964).
21.
ConversePhilip E., “Information Flow and the Stability of Partisan Attitudes,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 26: 578–99 (Winter 1962).
22.
DanielsonWayne A., “Eisenhower's February Decision: A Study of News Impact,”Journalism Quarterly, 33:433–41 (Fall 1956).
23.
DeutschmannPaul J., “The Mass Media in an Underdeveloped Village,”Journalism Quarterly, 40:27–35 (Winter 1963).
24.
DeutschmannPaul J., “Viewing, Conversation and Voting Intentions,” in KrausSidney, ed., The Great Debates (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1962), pp. 232–52.
25.
DeutschmannPaul J.DanielsonWayne A., “Diffusion of Knowledge of the Major News Story,”Journalism Quarterly, 37:345–55 (Summer 1960).
26.
DeutschmannPaul J.McNellyJohn T.EllingsworthHuber, “Mass Media Use by Sub-Elites in 11 Latin American Countries,”Journalism Quarterly, 38:460–72 (Autumn 1961).
27.
DeutschmannPaul J.PinnerFrank A., A Field Investigation of the Two-Stage Flow of Communication, East Lansing: Michigan State University, 1960 (mimeographed).
28.
EdelsteinAlex S.LarsenOtto N., “The Weekly Press' Contribution to a Sense of Urban Community,”Journalism Quarterly, 37:489–98 (Fall 1960).
29.
EdelsteinAlex S.SchulzBlaine J., “The Weekly Newspaper's Leadership Role as Seen by Community Leaders,”Journalism Quarterly, 40:565–74 (Fall 1963).
30.
ErskineHazel Gaudet, “The Polls: The Informed Public,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 26:669–77 (Winter 1962).
ErskineHazel Gaudet, “The Polls: Exposure to Domestic Information,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 27:491–500 (Fall 1963).
33.
ErskineHazel Gaudet, “The Polls: Exposure to International Information,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 27:658–62 (Winter 1963).
34.
FelstehausenHerman, “Headline Motivation and Reader Response in a Farm Magasine,”Journalism Quarterly, 39:216–18 (Spring 1962).
35.
ForerRaymond, “The Impact of a Radio Program on Adolescents,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 19:184–94 (Summer 1955).
36.
FuchsDouglas A., “Election Day Newscasts and Their Effects on Western Voter Turnout,”Journalism Quarterly, 42:22–28 (Winter 1965).
37.
GlaserWilliam A., “Television and Voting Turnout,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 24:71–86 (Spring 1965).
38.
GoldsmithAdolph O., “Comprehensibility of Initials in Headlines,”Journalism Quarterly, 35:212–15 (Spring 1958).
39.
GreenbergBradley S., “Dimensions of Informal Communication,”Paul J. Deutschmann Memorial Papers in Mass Communications Research (Cincinnati: Scripps-Howard Research, 1963), pp. 35–44.
40.
GreenbergBradley S., “The Effects of Communicator Incompatibility on Children's Judgments of Television Programs,”Journal of Broadcasting, 8:157–71 (Spring 1964).
41.
GreenbergBradley S., “Diffusion of News of the Kennedy Assassination,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 28:225–32 (Summer 1964).
42.
GreenbergBradley S., “Person-to-Person Communication in the Diffusion of News Events,”Journalism Quarterly, 41:489–94 (Autumn 1964).
43.
GreenbergBradley S.BrintonJames E.FarrRichard S., “Diffusion of News about an Anticipated Major News Event,”Journal of Broadcasting, 9:129–42 (Spring 1965).
44.
HansenMorris H.HorwitzWilliam N.MadowWilliam G., Sample Survey Methods and Theory, Vol. I: Methods and Applications (New York: Wiley, 1953).
45.
HamiltonRobert V.LawlessRichard H., “Television Within the Social Matrix,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 20: 393–404 (Summer 1956).
HazardWilliam R., “Some Personal and Social Influences on Telecast Viewing,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 26:429–34 (Fall 1962).
48.
HillRichard J.BonjeanCharles M., “News Diffusion: A Test of the Regularity Hypothesis,”Journalism Quarterly, 41:336–42 (Summer 1964).
49.
HimmelweitHildeOppenheimA. N.VincePamela, Television and the Child (Published for the Nuffield Foundation, London and New York: Oxford University Press, 1958).
50.
JonesRobert L.BeldoLeslie A., “Methodological Improvements in Readership Data Gathering,”Journalism Quarterly, 30:345–53 (Summer 1953).
51.
KearlBryant, “The Non-Reader in a Magazine Readership Survey,”Journalism Quarterly, 34:475–80 (Fall 1957).
52.
KimballPenn, “People Without Papers,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 23:389–98 (Fall 1959).
53.
KrausSidneyMehlingReubenEl-AssalElain, “Mass Media and the Fallout Controversy,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 27:191–205 (Summer 1963).
54.
LarsenOtto N.EdelsteinAlex S., “Communication, Consensus and the Community Involvement of Urban Husbands and Wives,”Acta Sociologica, 5:15–30 (1960).
55.
LarsenOtto N.HillRichard J., “Mass Media and Interpersonal Communication in the Diffusion of a News Event,”American Sociological Review, 19:426–33 (August 1954).
56.
LyleJack, “Audience Impact of a Double Newspaper Merger,”Journalism Quarterly, 39:145–51 (Spring 1962).
57.
LyleJack, “Immediate vs. Delayed Reward Use of Newspapers by Adolescents,”Journalism Quarterly, 39:83–85 (Winter 1962).
58.
LynchMervin D.LoDahren, “Effect of Combining Styles of Composition on Recall and Images of Radio Scripts,”Journal of Broadcasting, 7:167–72 (Spring 1963).
59.
MasonRobert, “The Use of Information Sources by Influentials in the Adoption Process,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 27:455–66 (Fall 1963).
60.
McNellyJohn T., “Meaning Intensity and Interest in Foreign News Topics,”Journalism Quarterly, 39:161–68 (Spring 1962).
61.
McNellyJohn T.FonsecaEugenio, “Media Use and Political Interest at the University of Costa Rica,”Journalism Quarterly, 41:225–31 (Spring 1964).
62.
MendelsohnHarold, “Broadcast vs. Personal Sources of Information in Emergent Public Crises: The Presidential Assassination,”Journal of Broadcasting, 8:147–56 (Spring 1964).
63.
MendelsohnHarold, “Comments on Spitzer's. ‘A Comparison of Six Investigations,' ”Journal of Broadcasting, 9:51–54 (Winter 1964–65).
64.
MerrillIrving R., “Broadcast Viewing and Listening by Children,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 25:263–76 (Summer 1961).
65.
MurphyDonald R., “How a Farm Paper Uses Research in Journalism,”Journalism Quarterly, 33:175–78 (Spring, 1956).
NeterJohnWassermanWilliam, Fundamental Statistics for Business and Economics (New York: Allyn and Bacon, Inc., 1956).
68.
Noelle-NeumannElisabeth, “Mass Communication Media and Public Opinion,”Journalism Quarterly, 36:401–9 (Fall 1959).
69.
ParkerEdwin B., “Changes in the Function of Radio and the Adoption of Television,”Journal of Broadcasting, 5:39–48 (Winter 1960–61).
70.
ParkerEdwin B., “Television and the Process of Cultural Change,”Journalism Quarterly, 38:537–40 (Fall 1961).
71.
ParkerEdwin B., “The Effects of Television on Public Library Circulation,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 27:578–89 (Winter 1963).
72.
ParkerEdwin B., “Correspondence and Comment–-The Effects of Television on Magazine and Newspaper Reading: A Problem in Methodology,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 27:315–20 (Summer 1963).
73.
ParkerEdwin B.PaisleyWilliam J., “Predicting Library Circulation from Community Characteristics,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 24:39–53 (Spring 1965).
74.
PetersonWilbur, “Is Daily Circulation Keeping Pace with the Nation's Growth?”Journalism Quarterly, 36:12–22 (Winter 1959).
75.
RogersEverett M., The Diffusion of Innovations (New York: The Free Press of Glencoe, 1962).
76.
RoseArnold M., “Mental Health Attitudes of Youth as Influenced by a Comic Strip,”Journalism Quarterly, 35:333–42 (Summer 1958).
77.
SamuelsonMerrillCarterRichard F.RuggelsLee, “Education, Available Time and use of Mass Media,”Journalism Quarterly, 40:491–96 (Fall 1963).
78.
SchrammWilbur, “Measuring Another Dimension of Newspaper Readership,”Journalism Quarterly, 24:293–306 (1947).
79.
SchrammWilbur, “Mass Communication,”Annual Review of Psychology, 13:251–75 (1962).
80.
SchrammWilburCarterRichard F., “Effectiveness of a Political Telethon,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 23:121–26 (Spring 1954).
81.
SchrammWilburLyleJackParkerEdwin B., “Patterns in Children's Reading of Newspapers,”Journalism Quarterly, 37:35–40 (Winter 1960).
82.
SchrammWilburLyleJackParkerEdwin B., Television in the Lives of Our Children, (Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 1961).
83.
SheatsleyPaul B.FeldmanJacob J., “The Assassination of President Kennedy: A Preliminary Report on Public Reactions and Behavior,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 28:189–215 (Summer 1964).
84.
ShepherdJohn R., “Newspaper Publicity and Educational Television Viewing,”Journalism Quarterly, 41:103–4 (Winter 1964).
85.
SpitzerStephen P., “Mass Media vs. Personal Sources of Information About the Presidential Assassination: A Comparison of Six Investigations,”Journal of Broadcasting, 9:45–50 (Winter 1964–65).
86.
StempelGuido H.III, “Selectivity in Readership of Political News,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 25:400–4 (Fall 1961).
87.
StewartJanice S., “Content and Readership of Teen Magazines,”Journalism Quarterly, 41:580–82 (Autumn 1964).
88.
SwansonCharles E., “What They Read in 130 Daily Newspapers,”Journalism Quarterly, 32:411–21 (Fall 1955).
89.
SweetserFrank L.Jr., “Home Television and Behavior: Some Tentative Conclusions,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 19:79–84 (Spring 1955).
90.
SwinehartJames W.McLeodJack M.“News About Science: Channels, Audiences and Effects,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 24:583–89 (Winter 1960).
91.
TannenbaumPercy H., “The Indexing Process in Communication,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 19:292–302 (Fall 1955).
92.
TannenbaumPercyNoahJames E., “Sportugese: A Study of Sports Page Communication,”Journalism Quarterly, 36:163–70 (Spring 1959).
93.
TroldahlVerling C., “Mediated Communication and Personal Influence: A Field Experiment,” unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, University of Minnesota, 1963.
94.
TroldahlVerling C.CarterRoy E.Jr., “On the Measurement of Sex,”American Behavioral Scientist, 8:13–14 (February 1965).
95.
TroldahlVerling C.JonesRobert L., “Predictors of Newspaper Advertising Readership,”Journal of Advertising Research, 5:23–27 (March 1965).
96.
TroldahlVerling C.JonesRobert L.BardenJames S., “Television's Influence on the Entertainment Function of Newspapers” (in press).
97.
TroldahlVerling C.RobeckGeorge B., “The Influence of Message Organization and Style Strategies on Comprehension and Decision-Making,” paper read to the annual convention of the Association for Education in Journalism, Syracuse University, August 1965 (mimeographed).
98.
TroldahlVerling C.Van DamRobert, “Face-to-Face Communication About Major Topics in the News,”Public Opinion Quarterly (in press).
WestleyBruce H.LynchMervin D., “Multiple Factor Analysis of Dichotomous Audience Data,”Journalism Quarterly, 39:369–72 (Summer 1962).
103.
WestleyBruce H.MobiusJoseph B., “A Closer Look at the Non-Television Household,”Journal of Broadcasting..
104.
WestleyBruce H.SeverinWerner J., “A Profile of the Daily Newspaper Non-Reader,”Journalism Quarterly, 41:45–50 (Winter 1964).
105.
WinstonDon C., “Study of a Specialized FM Radio Audience,”Journalism Quarterly, 32:489–90 (Fall 1955).
106.
WrolstadMerald E., “Adult Preferences in Typography: Exploring the Function of Design,”Journalism Quarterly, 37:211–23 (Spring 1960) and “A Correction,” 37:440 (Summer 1960).