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Socialization to Work in Late Adolescence: The Role of Television and Family

Cynthia A. Hoffner Ph.D. University of Wisconsin; Department of Communication, Georgia State University
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Kenneth J. Levine Ph.D. Michigan State University; School of Communication Studies at the University of Tennessee
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Raiza A. Toohey Ph.D. Georgia State University; Marketing Communication Department, Stryker Corporation, Michigan
Pages 282-302 | Published online: 14 Jun 2008

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