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2.
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BrehmJack W.CohenArthur R., Explorations in Cognitive Dissonance (New York: Wiley, 1962).
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BrintonJames E., “Deriving an Attitude Scale from Semantic Differential Data,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 25:289 (1961).
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BrintonJames E.McKownNorman L., “Effects of Newspaper Reading on Knowledge and Attitudes,”Journalism Quarterly, 38:187 (1961).
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CannellCharles F.MacDonaldJames C., “The Impact of Health News on Attitudes and Behavior,”Journalism Quarterly, 33:315 (1956).
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CarterRichard F., “The Problem of Process.” A paper read at Association for Education in Journalism convention, 1961.
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CarterRichard F., “Stereotyping as a Process,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 26:77 (1962).
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CarterRichard F., “Communication and Affective Relations,”Journalism Quarterly, 42:203 (1965).
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CarterRichard F.RuggelsLeeChaffeeSteven, “Explorations in Semantic Space.” A paper read at Association for Education in Journalism convention, 1964.
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CarterRoy E.Jr., “The Press and Public School Superintendents in California,”Journalism Quarterly, 31:175 (1954).
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CarterRoy E.Jr., “The Content Response Code: A Pre-Testing Procedure,”Journalism Quarterly, 32:147 (1955).
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CarterRoy E.Jr.ClarkePeter, “Suburbanites, City Residents and Local News,”Journalism Quarterly, 40:548 (1963).
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ChuGodwin C., “Problems of Cross-Cultural Communications Research,”Journalism Quarterly, 41:557 (1964).
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CranstonPat, “Listener Opinions of Radio-TV Advertising Campaigns,”Journalism Quarterly, 35:385 (1958).
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DotsonLouis, “An Empirical Study of Attitude-Component Theory,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 26:64 (1962).
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FestingerLeon, A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance (Evanston: Row, Peterson, 1957).
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FestingerLeon, Conflict, Decision and Dissonance (Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 1964).
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FinkRaymond, “The Retrospective Question,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 24:143 (1960).
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GerbnerGeorge, “The Social Anatomy of the Romance-Confession Cover Girl,”Journalism Quarterly, 35:299 (1958).
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GrebGordon B., “Surveying Public Opinion by ‘Beeper' Telephone,”Journalism Quarterly, 36:67 (1959).
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GreenBert F., “Attitude Measurement,” in GardnerLindzey, ed., Handbook of Social Psychology, Vol. 1 (Cambridge: Addison-Wesley, 1954).
43.
GreenbergBradley S., “Community Press as Perceived by Its Editors and Readers,”Journalism Quarterly, 41:437 (1964).
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GreenbergBradley S.TannenbaumPercy H., “The Effects of Bylines on Attitude Change,”Journalism Quarterly, 38:535 (1961).
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HeiderFritz, The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations (New York: Wiley, 1953).
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HessDanielJ., “Attitudes Toward Journalism in Church-Related Colleges,”Journalism Quarterly, 40:236 (1963).
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HochHansAllenTerrence M.LazerWilliam, “Effects of the Cancer Scares: The Residue of News Impact,”Journalism Quarterly, 38:25 (1961).
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HodginsEric, “The Believability Survey,”Saturday Review, June 9, 1962, p. 59.
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KelmanHerbert C., “Processes of Opinion Change,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 25:47 (1961).
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LyleJack, “Semantic Differential Scales for Newspaper Research,”Journalism Quarterly, 37:559 (1960).
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LyleJack, “The Audience Impact of a Double Newspaper Merge,”Journalism Quarterly, 39:145 (1962).
55.
LyleJack, “Religion and Politicals and Mediators in the Perception of Bias.” Unpublished memorandum (undated).
56.
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RosenNed A., “Anonymity and Attitude Measurement,”Public Opinion Quarterly, 24:675 (1960).
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SamuelsonMerrill, “A Standardized Test to Measure Job Satisfaction in the Newsroom,”Journalism Quarterly, 39:285 (1962).
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SargeantLeslie W., “Communicator Image and News Reception,”Journalism Quarterly, 42:35 (1965).
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SchalebenArville, “What Survey Do You Believe?,”Saturday Review, May 12, 1962, p. 72.
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SmithDon, “Political Opinions and News of International Events,”Journalism Quarterly, 39:525 (1962).
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