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FEATURED TOPIC: TELEVISION

The Influence of Television News Depictions of the Images of War on Viewers

Michael Pfau Ph.D. University of Arizona; Department of Communication, University of Oklahoma
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Michel M. Haigh Ph.D. University of Oklahoma; College of Communication at Pennsylvania State University
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Theresa Shannon Department of Defense Joint Communication Course, University of Oklahoma
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Toni Tones Department of Defense Joint Communication Course, University of Oklahoma
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Deborah Mercurio Department of Defense Joint Communication Course, University of Oklahoma
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Raina Williams Department of Defense Joint Communication Course, University of Oklahoma
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Blanca Binstock Department of Defense Joint Communication Course, University of Oklahoma
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Carlos Diaz Department of Defense Joint Communication Course, University of Oklahoma
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Constance Dillard Department of Defense Joint Communication Course, University of Oklahoma
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Margaret Browne Department of Defense Joint Communication Course, University of Oklahoma
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Clarence Elder Department of Defense Joint Communication Course, University of Oklahoma
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Sherri Reed Department of Defense Joint Communication Course, University of Oklahoma
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Adam Eggers Department of Defense Joint Communication Course, University of Oklahoma
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Juan Melendez Department of Defense Joint Communication Course, University of Oklahoma
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Pages 303-322 | Published online: 14 Jun 2008

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