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Profile: Children's favorite television families: A descriptive analysis of role interactions

Katharine E. Heintz Assistant Professor of Communications, University of Washington
Pages 443-451 | Accepted 01 Jul 1992, Published online: 18 May 2009

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Mark A. Callister & Tom Robinson. (2010) Content Analysis of Physical Affection Within Television Families During the 2006–2007 Season of US Children's Programming. Journal of Children and Media 4:2, pages 155-173.
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MarkA. Callister, Tom Robinson & BradleyR. Clark. (2007) MEDIA PORTRAYALS OF THE FAMILY IN CHILDREN'S TELEVISION PROGRAMMING DURING THE 2005–2006 SEASON IN THE US. Journal of Children and Media 1:2, pages 142-161.
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MichelleA. Mazur & PamelaJ. Kalbfleisch. (2003) Lying and deception detection in television families. Communication Research Reports 20:3, pages 200-207.
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William Douglas & BethM. Olson. (1995) Beyond family structure: The family in domestic comedy. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 39:2, pages 236-261.
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Irene Costera Meijer & Marjolein van Vossen. (2005) Voorbeeldige Televisie?: Moderne en Postmoderne Relatievertogen in Hedendaags Populair Drama. Sociologie 1:2, pages 202-222.
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Kelly Fudge Albada. (2000) The Public and Private Dialogue about the American Family on Television. Journal of Communication 50:4, pages 79-110.
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Gail G. Whitchurch & Fran C. Dickson. 1999. Handbook of Marriage and the Family. Handbook of Marriage and the Family 687 704 .
WILLIAM DOUGLAS. (2016) The Fall From Grace. Communication Research 23:6, pages 675-702.
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