| Mass Communication and Society 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Children and media: on growth and gaps. | Sociology and social work | Wartella, Ellen |
| Developing an integrated theory of recall of spot news stories. | Sociology and social work | DeFleur, Margaret H. |
| Individual motivations and information source relevance in political decision making. | Sociology and social work | Pinkleton, Bruce E. |
| Shifting paradigms: decentering the discourse of mass communication research. | Sociology and social work | Hardt, Hanno |
| Television and family values: was Dan Quayle right? | Sociology and social work | Morgan, Michael, Shanahan, James, Leggett, Susan |
| Television use and social capital: testing Putnam's time displacement hypothesis. | Sociology and social work | Scheufele, Dietram A., Moy, Patricia, Holbert, R. Lance |
| The relation between media content evaluations and political disaffection. | Sociology and social work | Austin, Erica Weintraub, Pinkelton, Bruce E. |
| The relations between television viewing and the values orientations of Japaneses students. | Sociology and social work | Perry, Stephen D., Kang, Jong G., Kang, Seok |
| Third-person perception and sexual risk taking among minority "at-risk" youth. | Sociology and social work | Chapin, John R. |
| Where epistemology meets ecology: can environmental news reporting survive postmodernism? | Sociology and social work | Moore, Rick Clifton |
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