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Media public affairs exposure: Issues and alternative strategies

Richard L. Allen Assistant Professor of Communication, University of Michigan,
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Benjamin F. Taylor
Pages 186-201 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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Michael Scharkow. (2019) The Reliability and Temporal Stability of Self-reported Media Exposure: A Meta-analysis. Communication Methods and Measures 13:3, pages 198-211.
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Annenberg Media Exposure Research Group$suffix/text()$suffix/text(). (2008) Linking Measures of Media Exposure to Sexual Cognitions and Behaviors: A Review. Communication Methods and Measures 2:1-2, pages 23-42.
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Chul-joo Lee, Robert Hornik & Michael Hennessy. (2008) The Reliability and Stability of General Media Exposure Measures. Communication Methods and Measures 2:1-2, pages 6-22.
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Ofer Feldman. (1995) Political attitudes and the news media in Japan: Effects of exposure and attention to the news media on political involvement and disapprobation. Howard Journal of Communications 6:3, pages 206-225.
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RichardL. Allen. (1992) Communication processes and consumerism: The case of Venezuela. Howard Journal of Communications 4:1-2, pages 50-74.
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JamesR. Walker. (1990) Developing a new political reality: Political information and the 1988 Southern regional primary. Southern Communication Journal 55:4, pages 421-435.
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RichardL. Allen & Leah Waks. (1990) The social reality construction of attitudes toward the social roles of women and African Americans. Howard Journal of Communications 2:2, pages 170-191.
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AustinS. Babrow & DavidL. Swanson. (1988) Disentangling antecedents of audience exposure levels: Extending expectancy‐value analyses of gratifications sought from television news. Communication Monographs 55:1, pages 1-21.
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A. Wonneberger, K. Schoenbach & L. van Meurs. (2012) Dimensionality of TV-news Exposure: Mapping News Viewing Behavior with People-Meter Data. International Journal of Public Opinion Research 25:1, pages 87-107.
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Richard L. Allen & Cheng Kuo. (2016) Communication and Beliefs about Racial Equality. Discourse & Society 2:3, pages 259-279.
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Richard L. Allen. (2016) Political efficacy and political ideology: the role of communication in a media-rich, underdeveloped country. Gazette (Leiden, Netherlands) 47:2, pages 79-105.
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RICHARD L. ALLEN & FAUSTO IZCARAY. (2016) Nominal Agenda Diversity in a Media-Rich, Less-Developed Society. Communication Research 15:1, pages 29-50.
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OSCAR H. GANDYJR.JR., PAULA W. MATABANE & JOHN O. OMACHONU. (2016) Media Use, Reliance, and Active Participation. Communication Research 14:6, pages 644-663.
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