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Children's knowledge of and taste in popular music

Horst Stipp Director, Social Research, National Broadcasting Company, New York
Pages 1-15 | Published online: 24 Jul 2008

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Peter Christenson. (1994) Childhood patterns of music uses and preferences. Communication Reports 7:2, pages 136-144.
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Peter Christenson. (1992) Preadolescent perceptions and interpretations of music videos. Popular Music and Society 16:3, pages 63-73.
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Venise T. Berry. (2018) Crossing Over. Journal of Popular Music Studies 30:1-2, pages 45-56.
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MARTHA J. EINERSON. (2016) Fame, Fortune, and Failure. Youth & Society 30:2, pages 241-257.
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Venise T. Berry. (1993) Crossing Over: Musical Perceptions Within Black Adolescent Culture. Journal of Popular Music Studies 5:1, pages 26-38.
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Hannelore Wass, M. David Miller & Carol Anne Redditt. (1995) Adolescents and Destructive Themes in Rock Music: A Follow-Up. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying 23:3, pages 199-206.
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Gilbert B. Rodman. (1990) Everyday I Write the Book: A Bibliography of (Mostly) Academie Work on Rock and Pop Music. Journal of Popular Music Studies 3:1, pages 18-39.
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Alan Wells. (2004) Popular Music: Emotional Use and Management. The Journal of Popular Culture 24:1, pages 105-117.
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Keith Thompson. (1990) What Do We Know about Teenagers and Popular Music?. Soundings (Reston, VA) 3:3, pages 25-27.
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Hannelore Wass, Jana L. Raup, Karen Cerullo, Linda G. Martel, Laura A. Mingione & Anna M. Sperring. (1995) Adolescents' Interest in and Views of Destructive Themes in Rock Music. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying 19:3, pages 177-186.
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