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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4101	5366 MORGAN JP BUREAUCRATIC DETERMINANT OF SCIENTIFIC PRECEDENCE OR - SCOOPED BY DRUG LAG CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS. 1976; 19 (4): 383-386	0	0	2	10
4102	8530 HOLLON SD, KRISS MR COGNITIVE-FACTORS IN CLINICAL RESEARCH AND PRACTICE CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW. 1984; 4 (1): 35-76	1	77	4	217
4103	9908 YOUNG TJ SUBSTANCE USE AND ABUSE AMONG NATIVE AMERICANS CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW. 1988; 8 (2): 125-138	0	23	1	86
4104	14159 Ilardi SS, Rodriguez-Hanley A, Roberts MC, Seigel J On the origins of clinical psychology faculty: Who is training the trainers? CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY-SCIENCE AND PRACTICE. 2000 WIN; 7 (4): 346-354	1	10	2	24
4105	5367 MAKARUSHKA JL REQUIREMENT FOR INFORMED CONSENT IN RESEARCH ON HUMAN SUBJECTS - PROBLEM OF UNCONTROLLED CONSEQUENCES OF HEALTH-RELATED RESEARCH CLINICAL RESEARCH. 1976; 24 (2): 64-67	1	5	1	13
4106	7359 FREDRICKSON DS COMMUNAL RESOURCES, COMMUNITY RESPONSIBILITIES CLINICAL RESEARCH. 1981; 29 (3): 239-247	0	2	1	13
4107	7759 SHORT EM THE ROLE OF ABSTRACTS AND MEETING PRESENTATIONS IN THE COMMUNICATION OF SCIENTIFIC-INFORMATION CLINICAL RESEARCH. 1982; 30 (1): 1-8	0	1	2	25
4108	7760 PLAUT SM PREPARATION OF ABSTRACTS, SLIDES, AND PRESENTATIONS FOR SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS CLINICAL RESEARCH. 1982; 30 (1): 18-24	1	2	3	21
4109	10024 ACHINSTEIN S HOW TO BE A PROGRESSIVE WITHOUT LOOKING LIKE ONE + BACON,FRANCIS - HISTORY AND KNOWLEDGE IN BACON 'NEW ATLANTIS' CLIO-A JOURNAL OF LITERATURE HISTORY AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY. 1988 SPR; 17 (3): 249-264	0	4	1	48
4110	19433 Ju HW, Johnson KKP Fashion Advertisements and Young Women: Determining Visual Attention Using Eye Tracking CLOTHING AND TEXTILES RESEARCH JOURNAL. 2010 JUL; 28 (3): 159-173	0	0	3	53
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4111	17091 Bagheri E, Ghorbani AA Risk analysis in critical infrastructure systems based on the astrolabe methodology CNSR 2007: PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON COMMUNICATION NETWORKS AND SERVICES RESEARCH. 2007; : 335-344	0	0	2	7
4112	14926 Tuler S, Webler T, Shockey I, Stern PC Factors influencing the participation of local governmental officials in the National Estuary Program COASTAL MANAGEMENT. 2002 JAN-MAR; 30 (1): 101-120	0	6	1	19
4113	8141 STOFFLE RW, RASCH DL, JENSEN FV URBAN SPORTS ANGLERS AND LAKE-MICHIGAN FISHERY POLICIES COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT JOURNAL. 1983; 10 (4): 407-427	0	11	1	32
4114	16088 David PA From keeping "nature's secrets" to the institutionalization of "open science" CODE: COLLABORATIVE OWNERSHIP AND THE DIGITAL ECONOMY. 2005; : 85-108	0	2	5	63
4115	2101 BEERMANN R JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN GREAT BRITAIN AND USSR COEXISTENCE. 1966; 3 (2): 249-260	0	0	2	23
4116	2641 CHURCHWARD LG BUREAUCRACY - USA - USSR COEXISTENCE. 1968; 5 (2): 201-209	0	2	1	21
4117	11675 VICENTE KJ, BREWER WF RECONSTRUCTIVE REMEMBERING OF THE SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE COGNITION. 1993 FEB; 46 (2): 101-128	0	15	2	59
4118	13986 Keltner D, Haidt J Social functions of emotions at four levels of analysis COGNITION & EMOTION. 1999 SEP; 13 (5): 505-521	1	161	2	103
4119	6174 MAHONEY MJ, KAZDIN AE, KENIGSBERG M GETTING PUBLISHED COGNITIVE THERAPY AND RESEARCH. 1978; 2 (1): 69-70	17	36	3	6
4120	7761 MEDDIN J COGNITIVE THERAPY AND SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM - EXPANDING CLINICAL POTENTIAL COGNITIVE THERAPY AND RESEARCH. 1982; 6 (2): 151-165	0	4	1	18
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4121	8878 TURK DC, SALOVEY P COGNITIVE STRUCTURES, COGNITIVE-PROCESSES, AND COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION .2. JUDGMENTS AND INFERENCES OF THE CLINICIAN COGNITIVE THERAPY AND RESEARCH. 1985; 9 (1): 19-33	0	38	1	56
4122	9514 SEGAL ZV, SHAW BF COGNITION IN DEPRESSION - A REAPPRAISAL OF COYNE AND GOTLIB CRITIQUE COGNITIVE THERAPY AND RESEARCH. 1986 DEC; 10 (6): 671-693	0	52	2	80
4123	160 Merton RK Propaganda, Communication, and Public Opinion. A Comprehensive Reference Guide COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1948 OCT; 9 (4): 372-373	0	0	0	1
4124	2102 BERGEN D IMPLICATIONS OF GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY FOR LIBRARIANSHIP AND HIGHER EDUCATION COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1966; 27 (5): 358-388	0	1	1	113
4125	2937 RAYWARD WB LIBRARIES AS ORGANIZATIONS COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1969; 30 (4): 312-&	1	9	3	67
4126	3266 PINGS VM LIBRARY AS A SOCIAL AGENCY, RESPONSE TO SOCIAL CHANGE COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1970; 31 (3): 174-&	0	0	2	27
4127	3923 DEWEESE LC STATUS CONCERNS AND LIBRARY PROFESSIONALISM COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1972; 33 (1): 31-&	0	7	1	3
4128	3924 HARO RP CHANGE IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1972; 33 (2): 97-&	0	9	1	9
4129	6597 MCGRATH WE, SIMON DJ, BULLARD E ETHNOCENTRICITY AND CROSS-DISCIPLINARY CIRCULATION COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1979; 40 (6): 511-518	1	10	1	10
4130	8142 BENEDICT MA, GAVRYCK JA, SELVIN HC STATUS OF ACADEMIC LIBRARIANS IN NEW-YORK STATE COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1983; 44 (1): 12-19	0	6	0	12
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4131	8143 ODI A CREATIVE RESEARCH - REPLY COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1983; 44 (1): 74-77	0	1	1	6
4132	8879 BENSMAN SJ JOURNAL COLLECTION MANAGEMENT AS A CUMULATIVE ADVANTAGE PROCESS COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1985; 46 (1): 13-29	2	26	4	88
4133	10135 MCINNIS RG, SYMES D RIESMAN,DAVID AND THE CONCEPT OF BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1988 SEP; 49 (5): 387-399	4	10	2	47
4134	10383 SCHWARTZ CA BOOK SELECTION, COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT, AND BOUNDED RATIONALITY COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1989 MAY; 50 (3): 328-343	1	9	5	100
4135	11118 WIDDOWS R, HENSLER TA, WYNCOTT MH THE FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEW - A METHOD FOR ASSESSING USERS EVALUATION OF LIBRARY-SERVICE COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1991 JUL; 52 (4): 352-359	1	11	2	38
4136	11689 CHRZASTOWSKI TE, SCHMIDT KA SURVEYING THE DAMAGE - ACADEMIC-LIBRARY SERIAL CANCELLATIONS 1987-88 THROUGH 1989-90 COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1993 MAR; 54 (2): 93-102	2	14	0	13
4137	12004 SCHWARTZ CA SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION AS A LOOSELY-COUPLED SYSTEM - REASSESSING PROSPECTS FOR STRUCTURAL REFORM COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1994 MAR; 55 (2): 101-117	0	10	7	100
4138	12715 Crowley B Redefining the status of the librarian in higher education COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1996 MAR; 57 (2): 113-121	2	9	1	44
4139	13250 Connaway LS, Johnson DW, Searing SE Online catalogs from the users' perspective: The use of focus group interviews COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1997 SEP; 58 (5): 403-420	0	13	2	31
4140	14210 Dow RF Editorial gatekeepers confronted by the electronic journal COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 2000 MAR; 61 (2): 146-154	0	1	1	13
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4141	14810 Crowley B Tacit knowledge, tacit ignorance, and the future of academic librarianship COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 2001 NOV; 62 (6): 565-584	0	5	3	52
4142	16314 Brown CM, Ortega L Information-seeking behavior of physical science librarians: Does research inform practice? COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 2005 MAY; 66 (3): 231-247	0	2	1	45
4143	18208 Abbott A The Traditional Future: A Computational Theory of Library Research COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 2008 NOV; 69 (6): 524-545	0	1	2	31
4144	2103 FERRISS AL HYPOTHESIS ON INSTITUTIONAL MOBILITY OF TEACHERS IN HIGHER EDUCATION COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY. 1966; 42 (1): 13-28	0	2	0	21
4145	5368 SKIPPER CE PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EFFECTIVE AND INEFFECTIVE UNIVERSITY LEADERS COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY. 1976; 51 (2): 138-141	0	5	0	6
4146	9605 STEVENS ML, WILLIAMS JL ORGANIZATIONAL-EFFECTIVENESS IN HIGHER-EDUCATION - THE MANAGEMENT OF ORGANIZED ANARCHY COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY. 1987 WIN; 63 (2): 168-179	0	0	1	16
4147	10629 WIESE MD STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS OF CULTURAL ANALYSIS - PRESERVING PURPOSE THROUGH MARKET-RESEARCH COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY. 1990 WIN; 65 (2): 95-109	1	1	3	21
4148	1684 HART J PARADISE-LOST AND ORDER - I KNOW EACH LANE AND EVERY VALLEY GREEN COLLEGE ENGLISH. 1964; 25 (8): 576-582	0	0	1	11
4149	12561 HOWARD RM PLAGIARISMS, AUTHORSHIPS, AND THE ACADEMIC DEATH-PENALTY COLLEGE ENGLISH. 1995 NOV; 57 (7): 788-806	0	37	1	54
4150	6977 JULIUS R ORAL-HISTORY IN MUSIC - A PRACTICAL GUIDE COLLEGE MUSIC SYMPOSIUM. 1980; 20 (1): 96-104	0	0	1	26
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4151	7360 ADLER JL THE IMPACT OF FOIA ON SCIENTIFIC-RESEARCH GRANTEES COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF LAW AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS. 1981; 17 (1): 1-44	0	0	1	38
4152	16552 Wessel J Judicial policy-making at the international criminal court: An institutional guide to analyzing international adjudication COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF TRANSNATIONAL LAW. 2006; 44 (2): 377-452	0	3	3	253
4153	5771 ROBBINS IP DOING JUSTICE - CHOICE OF PUNISHMENTS - HIRSCH,AV COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 1977; 77 (1): 153-159	0	0	2	76
4154	6978 FREEDMAN JO REGULATORY JUSTICE - IMPLEMENTING A WAGE-PRICE FREEZE - KAGAN,RA COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 1980; 80 (5): 1164-1172	0	0	1	57
4155	7361 DENICOLA RC COPYRIGHT IN COLLECTION OF FACTS - A THEORY FOR THE PROTECTION OF NONFICTION LITERARY WORKS COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 1981; 81 (3): 516-542	3	32	0	14
4156	8531 SCHUCK PH THE TRANSFORMATION OF IMMIGRATION LAW COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 1984; 84 (1): 1-90	0	88	1	207
4157	10008 STICK J A GUIDE TO CRITICAL LEGAL STUDIES - KELMAN,M COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 1988 MAR; 88 (2): 407-432	1	5	1	72
4158	11090 CAPERS IB SEX(UAL ORIENTATION) AND TITLE-VII COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 1991 JUN; 91 (5): 1158-1187	0	19	1	86
4159	14240 Persily N, Cain BE The legal status of political parties: A reassessment of competing paradigms COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 2000 APR; 100 (3): 775-812	0	21	1	73
4160	15297 Witt JF Speedy Fred Taylor and the ironies of enterprise liability COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 2003 JAN; 103 (1): 1-49	0	7	2	313
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4161	16041 Richman BD Firms, courts, and reputation mechanisms: Towards a positive theory of private ordering COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 2004 DEC; 104 (8): 2328-2367	1	19	5	155
4162	1002 DENNEY R SOCIOLOGY TODAY - PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS - MERTON,RK, BLOOM,L, COTTRELL,LS COMMENTARY. 1960; 29 (1): 86-88	0	0	0	1
4163	17092 Chevassus-Au-Louis N THINKING SCIENCE, TALKING SCIENCE COMMUNICATING EUROPEAN RESEARCH 2005. 2007; : 5-13	0	0	1	11
4164	6175 LINCOURT JM COMMUNICATION AS SEMIOTIC COMMUNICATION. 1978; 3 (1): 3-20	0	1	2	49
4165	6598 DELIMA VA, CHRISTIANS CG FREIRE,PAULO - POLITICAL DIMENSION OF DIALOGIC COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION. 1979; 4 (1): 133-155	0	0	1	34
4166	6599 KEPPLINGER HM PARADIGM CHANGE IN COMMUNICATIONS-RESEARCH COMMUNICATION. 1979; 4 (2): 163-182	0	3	5	104
4167	6979 BELTRAN LR A FAREWELL TO ARISTOTLE - HORIZONTAL COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION. 1980; 5 (1): 5-41	0	11	2	94
4168	6980 NIEBURG HL THE STRUCTURE OF MEANING - TRANSFORMATIONAL LINGUISTICS AND POLITICS COMMUNICATION. 1980; 5 (2): 251-266	0	0	0	24
4169	8880 BANTZ CR NEWS ORGANIZATIONS - CONFLICT AS A CRAFTED CULTURAL NORM COMMUNICATION. 1985; 8 (2): 225-244	0	11	2	49
4170	9541 SEEGER A AN UNREPORTED CLASS WAR - IDEOLOGY AND SELF-CENSORSHIP ON THE BERKELEY BARB COMMUNICATION. 1987; 10 (1): 31-50	0	0	1	32
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4171	9909 ROBINSON GJ HERE BE DRAGONS - PROBLEMS IN CHARTING THE UNITED-STATES HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION STUDIES COMMUNICATION. 1988; 10 (2): 97-119	0	3	5	52
4172	9910 GROSSBERG L POSTMODERNITY AND AFFECT - ALL DRESSED UP WITH NO PLACE TO GO COMMUNICATION. 1988; 10 (3-4): 271-293	0	4	1	36
4173	10233 SCHUDSON M THE PRESENT IN THE PAST VERSUS THE PAST IN THE PRESENT COMMUNICATION. 1989; 11 (2): 105-113	2	45	1	20
4174	10919 KATZ E, LIEBES T, IWAO S NEITHER HERE NOR THERE - WHY DALLAS FAILED IN JAPAN COMMUNICATION. 1991; 12 (2): 99-110	0	3	1	9
4175	6600 CAMPBELL DT FOR VIGOROUSLY TEACHING THE UNIQUE NORMS OF SCIENCE - ADVOCACY BASED ON A TRIBAL MODEL OF SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITIES COMMUNICATION AND COGNITION. 1979; 12 (3-4): 245-264	0	2	1	31
4176	9911 DERY R THE PRODUCTION OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE COMMUNICATION AND COGNITION. 1988; 21 (3-4): 293-317	1	3	4	61
4177	8532 BRUMMETT B RHETORICAL THEORY AS HEURISTIC AND MORAL - A PEDAGOGICAL JUSTIFICATION COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1984; 33 (2): 97-107	0	7	1	51
4178	8533 WATSON AK, DODD CH ALLEVIATING COMMUNICATION APPREHENSION THROUGH RATIONAL EMOTIVE THERAPY - A COMPARATIVE-EVALUATION COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1984; 33 (3): 257-266	0	7	1	49
4179	9404 STATONSPICER AQ, DARLING AL COMMUNICATION IN THE SOCIALIZATION OF PRESERVICE TEACHERS COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1986 JUL; 35 (3): 215-230	2	10	2	41
4180	10689 LEDERMAN LC ASSESSING EDUCATIONAL-EFFECTIVENESS - THE FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEW AS A TECHNIQUE FOR DATA-COLLECTION COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1990 APR; 39 (2): 117-127	1	10	2	16
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4181	11362 STATON AQ, HUNT SL TEACHER SOCIALIZATION - REVIEW AND CONCEPTUALIZATION COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1992 APR; 41 (2): 109-137	0	11	10	171
4182	11779 MAY SK A COMMUNICATION COURSE IN ORGANIZATIONAL PARADIGMS AND METAPHORS COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1993 JUL; 42 (3): 234-254	0	0	1	167
4183	13276 Braithwaite CA Sa'ah Naaghai Bik'eh Hozhoon: An ethnography of Navajo educational communication practices COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1997 OCT; 46 (4): 219-233	0	4	1	50
4184	13876 Souza TJ Communication and alternative school student socialization COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1999 APR; 48 (2): 91-108	0	2	2	38
4185	7362 MEDHURST MJ, BENSON TW THE CITY - THE RHETORIC OF RHYTHM COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1981; 48 (1): 54-72	0	8	1	38
4186	8144 CHENEY G ON THE VARIOUS AND CHANGING MEANINGS OF ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERSHIP - A FIELD-STUDY OF ORGANIZATIONAL IDENTIFICATION COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1983; 50 (4): 342-362	3	76	5	69
4187	10136 BINEHAM JL A HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE HYPODERMIC MODEL IN MASS-COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1988 SEP; 55 (3): 230-246	2	9	4	58
4188	11225 TAYLOR CA DEFINING THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY - A RHETORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON DEMARCATION COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1991 DEC; 58 (4): 402-420	3	6	7	110
4189	12429 BASTIEN DT, MCPHEE RD, BOLTON KA A STUDY AND EXTENDED THEORY OF THE STRUCTURATION OF CLIMATE COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1995 JUN; 62 (2): 87-109	1	15	2	35
4190	13107 Tan AX, Nelson L, Dong CW, Tan GD Value acceptance in adolescent socialization: A test of a cognitive-functional theory of television effects COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1997 MAR; 64 (1): 82-97	0	7	1	27
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4191	13251 Papa MJ, Auwal MA, Singhal A Organizing for social change within concertive control systems: Member identification, empowerment, and the masking of discipline COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1997 SEP; 64 (3): 219-249	0	17	3	110
4192	14053 Kramer MW, Miller VD A response to criticisms of organizational socialization research: In support of contemporary conceptualizations of organizational assimilation COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1999 DEC; 66 (4): 358-367	0	5	4	65
4193	4598 KRAUS S, CHAFFEE SH ERVIN-COMMITTEE HEARINGS AND COMMUNICATION RESEARCH COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1974; 1 (4): 339-344	0	1	1	20
4194	4959 SEGAL DR COMMUNICATION ABOUT MILITARY - PEOPLE AND MEDIA IN FLOW OF INFORMATION COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1975; 2 (1): 68-78	0	3	2	19
4195	5369 BALLROKEACH SJ, DEFLEUR ML DEPENDENCY MODEL OF MASS-MEDIA EFFECTS COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1976; 3 (1): 3-21	5	105	0	24
4196	5370 BELTRANS LR ALIEN PREMISES, OBJECTS, AND METHODS IN LATIN-AMERICAN COMMUNICATION-RESEARCH COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1976; 3 (2): 107-134	0	14	4	81
4197	5371 ANDERSON RE, WIETING SG GRAPHICAL HUMOR AND MEASUREMENT OF ATTITUDINAL AMBIVALENCE COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1976; 3 (3): 311-326	0	1	3	46
4198	6176 GOLDING P, MURDOCK G THEORIES OF COMMUNICATION AND THEORIES OF SOCIETY COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1978; 5 (3): 339-356	3	12	2	27
4199	6601 SWANSON DL POLITICAL COMMUNICATION-RESEARCH AND THE USES AND GRATIFICATIONS MODEL - CRITIQUE COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1979; 6 (1): 37-53	2	22	2	17
4200	6602 ADONI H FUNCTIONS OF MASS-MEDIA IN THE POLITICAL-SOCIALIZATION OF ADOLESCENTS COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1979; 6 (1): 84-106	0	18	2	47

Date / Author / Journal

4101

BUREAUCRATIC DETERMINANT OF SCIENTIFIC PRECEDENCE OR - SCOOPED BY DRUG LAG

CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS. 1976; 19 (4): 383-386

4102

8530 HOLLON SD, KRISS MR

COGNITIVE-FACTORS IN CLINICAL RESEARCH AND PRACTICE

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW. 1984; 4 (1): 35-76

217

4103

9908 YOUNG TJ

SUBSTANCE USE AND ABUSE AMONG NATIVE AMERICANS

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW. 1988; 8 (2): 125-138

4104

14159 Ilardi SS, Rodriguez-Hanley A, Roberts MC, Seigel J

On the origins of clinical psychology faculty: Who is training the trainers?

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY-SCIENCE AND PRACTICE. 2000 WIN; 7 (4): 346-354

4105

5367 MAKARUSHKA JL

REQUIREMENT FOR INFORMED CONSENT IN RESEARCH ON HUMAN SUBJECTS - PROBLEM OF UNCONTROLLED CONSEQUENCES OF HEALTH-RELATED RESEARCH

CLINICAL RESEARCH. 1976; 24 (2): 64-67

4106

7359 FREDRICKSON DS

COMMUNAL RESOURCES, COMMUNITY RESPONSIBILITIES

CLINICAL RESEARCH. 1981; 29 (3): 239-247

4107

7759 SHORT EM

THE ROLE OF ABSTRACTS AND MEETING PRESENTATIONS IN THE COMMUNICATION OF SCIENTIFIC-INFORMATION

CLINICAL RESEARCH. 1982; 30 (1): 1-8

4108

7760 PLAUT SM

PREPARATION OF ABSTRACTS, SLIDES, AND PRESENTATIONS FOR SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS

CLINICAL RESEARCH. 1982; 30 (1): 18-24

4109

10024 ACHINSTEIN S

HOW TO BE A PROGRESSIVE WITHOUT LOOKING LIKE ONE + BACON,FRANCIS - HISTORY AND KNOWLEDGE IN BACON 'NEW ATLANTIS'

CLIO-A JOURNAL OF LITERATURE HISTORY AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY. 1988 SPR; 17 (3): 249-264

4110

19433 Ju HW, Johnson KKP

Fashion Advertisements and Young Women: Determining Visual Attention Using Eye Tracking

CLOTHING AND TEXTILES RESEARCH JOURNAL. 2010 JUL; 28 (3): 159-173

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

4111

17091 Bagheri E, Ghorbani AA

Risk analysis in critical infrastructure systems based on the astrolabe methodology

CNSR 2007: PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON COMMUNICATION NETWORKS AND SERVICES RESEARCH. 2007; : 335-344

4112

14926 Tuler S, Webler T, Shockey I, Stern PC

Factors influencing the participation of local governmental officials in the National Estuary Program

COASTAL MANAGEMENT. 2002 JAN-MAR; 30 (1): 101-120

4113

8141 STOFFLE RW, RASCH DL, JENSEN FV

URBAN SPORTS ANGLERS AND LAKE-MICHIGAN FISHERY POLICIES

COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT JOURNAL. 1983; 10 (4): 407-427

4114

16088 David PA

From keeping "nature's secrets" to the institutionalization of "open science"

CODE: COLLABORATIVE OWNERSHIP AND THE DIGITAL ECONOMY. 2005; : 85-108

4115

2101 BEERMANN R

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN GREAT BRITAIN AND USSR

COEXISTENCE. 1966; 3 (2): 249-260

4116

2641 CHURCHWARD LG

BUREAUCRACY - USA - USSR

COEXISTENCE. 1968; 5 (2): 201-209

4117

11675 VICENTE KJ, BREWER WF

RECONSTRUCTIVE REMEMBERING OF THE SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE

COGNITION. 1993 FEB; 46 (2): 101-128

4118

13986 Keltner D, Haidt J

Social functions of emotions at four levels of analysis

COGNITION & EMOTION. 1999 SEP; 13 (5): 505-521

161

103

4119

6174 MAHONEY MJ, KAZDIN AE, KENIGSBERG M

GETTING PUBLISHED

COGNITIVE THERAPY AND RESEARCH. 1978; 2 (1): 69-70

4120

7761 MEDDIN J

COGNITIVE THERAPY AND SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM - EXPANDING CLINICAL POTENTIAL

COGNITIVE THERAPY AND RESEARCH. 1982; 6 (2): 151-165

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

4121

8878 TURK DC, SALOVEY P

COGNITIVE STRUCTURES, COGNITIVE-PROCESSES, AND COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION .2. JUDGMENTS AND INFERENCES OF THE CLINICIAN

COGNITIVE THERAPY AND RESEARCH. 1985; 9 (1): 19-33

4122

9514 SEGAL ZV, SHAW BF

COGNITION IN DEPRESSION - A REAPPRAISAL OF COYNE AND GOTLIB CRITIQUE

COGNITIVE THERAPY AND RESEARCH. 1986 DEC; 10 (6): 671-693

4123

160 Merton RK

Propaganda, Communication, and Public Opinion. A Comprehensive Reference Guide

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1948 OCT; 9 (4): 372-373

4124

2102 BERGEN D

IMPLICATIONS OF GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY FOR LIBRARIANSHIP AND HIGHER EDUCATION

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1966; 27 (5): 358-388

113

4125

2937 RAYWARD WB

LIBRARIES AS ORGANIZATIONS

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1969; 30 (4): 312-&

4126

3266 PINGS VM

LIBRARY AS A SOCIAL AGENCY, RESPONSE TO SOCIAL CHANGE

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1970; 31 (3): 174-&

4127

3923 DEWEESE LC

STATUS CONCERNS AND LIBRARY PROFESSIONALISM

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1972; 33 (1): 31-&

4128

3924 HARO RP

CHANGE IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1972; 33 (2): 97-&

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6597 MCGRATH WE, SIMON DJ, BULLARD E

ETHNOCENTRICITY AND CROSS-DISCIPLINARY CIRCULATION

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1979; 40 (6): 511-518

4130

8142 BENEDICT MA, GAVRYCK JA, SELVIN HC

STATUS OF ACADEMIC LIBRARIANS IN NEW-YORK STATE

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1983; 44 (1): 12-19

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CREATIVE RESEARCH - REPLY

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1983; 44 (1): 74-77

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8879 BENSMAN SJ

JOURNAL COLLECTION MANAGEMENT AS A CUMULATIVE ADVANTAGE PROCESS

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1985; 46 (1): 13-29

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10135 MCINNIS RG, SYMES D

RIESMAN,DAVID AND THE CONCEPT OF BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1988 SEP; 49 (5): 387-399

4134

10383 SCHWARTZ CA

BOOK SELECTION, COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT, AND BOUNDED RATIONALITY

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1989 MAY; 50 (3): 328-343

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11118 WIDDOWS R, HENSLER TA, WYNCOTT MH

THE FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEW - A METHOD FOR ASSESSING USERS EVALUATION OF LIBRARY-SERVICE

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1991 JUL; 52 (4): 352-359

4136

11689 CHRZASTOWSKI TE, SCHMIDT KA

SURVEYING THE DAMAGE - ACADEMIC-LIBRARY SERIAL CANCELLATIONS 1987-88 THROUGH 1989-90

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1993 MAR; 54 (2): 93-102

4137

12004 SCHWARTZ CA

SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION AS A LOOSELY-COUPLED SYSTEM - REASSESSING PROSPECTS FOR STRUCTURAL REFORM

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1994 MAR; 55 (2): 101-117

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12715 Crowley B

Redefining the status of the librarian in higher education

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1996 MAR; 57 (2): 113-121

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13250 Connaway LS, Johnson DW, Searing SE

Online catalogs from the users' perspective: The use of focus group interviews

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 1997 SEP; 58 (5): 403-420

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14210 Dow RF

Editorial gatekeepers confronted by the electronic journal

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 2000 MAR; 61 (2): 146-154

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Tacit knowledge, tacit ignorance, and the future of academic librarianship

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 2001 NOV; 62 (6): 565-584

4142

16314 Brown CM, Ortega L

Information-seeking behavior of physical science librarians: Does research inform practice?

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 2005 MAY; 66 (3): 231-247

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18208 Abbott A

The Traditional Future: A Computational Theory of Library Research

COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES. 2008 NOV; 69 (6): 524-545

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2103 FERRISS AL

HYPOTHESIS ON INSTITUTIONAL MOBILITY OF TEACHERS IN HIGHER EDUCATION

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY. 1966; 42 (1): 13-28

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5368 SKIPPER CE

PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EFFECTIVE AND INEFFECTIVE UNIVERSITY LEADERS

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY. 1976; 51 (2): 138-141

4146

9605 STEVENS ML, WILLIAMS JL

ORGANIZATIONAL-EFFECTIVENESS IN HIGHER-EDUCATION - THE MANAGEMENT OF ORGANIZED ANARCHY

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY. 1987 WIN; 63 (2): 168-179

4147

10629 WIESE MD

STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS OF CULTURAL ANALYSIS - PRESERVING PURPOSE THROUGH MARKET-RESEARCH

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY. 1990 WIN; 65 (2): 95-109

4148

1684 HART J

PARADISE-LOST AND ORDER - I KNOW EACH LANE AND EVERY VALLEY GREEN

COLLEGE ENGLISH. 1964; 25 (8): 576-582

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12561 HOWARD RM

PLAGIARISMS, AUTHORSHIPS, AND THE ACADEMIC DEATH-PENALTY

COLLEGE ENGLISH. 1995 NOV; 57 (7): 788-806

4150

6977 JULIUS R

ORAL-HISTORY IN MUSIC - A PRACTICAL GUIDE

COLLEGE MUSIC SYMPOSIUM. 1980; 20 (1): 96-104

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4151

THE IMPACT OF FOIA ON SCIENTIFIC-RESEARCH GRANTEES

COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF LAW AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS. 1981; 17 (1): 1-44

4152

16552 Wessel J

Judicial policy-making at the international criminal court: An institutional guide to analyzing international adjudication

COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF TRANSNATIONAL LAW. 2006; 44 (2): 377-452

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5771 ROBBINS IP

DOING JUSTICE - CHOICE OF PUNISHMENTS - HIRSCH,AV

COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 1977; 77 (1): 153-159

4154

6978 FREEDMAN JO

REGULATORY JUSTICE - IMPLEMENTING A WAGE-PRICE FREEZE - KAGAN,RA

COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 1980; 80 (5): 1164-1172

4155

7361 DENICOLA RC

COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 1981; 81 (3): 516-542

4156

8531 SCHUCK PH

THE TRANSFORMATION OF IMMIGRATION LAW

COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 1984; 84 (1): 1-90

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10008 STICK J

A GUIDE TO CRITICAL LEGAL STUDIES - KELMAN,M

COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 1988 MAR; 88 (2): 407-432

4158

11090 CAPERS IB

SEX(UAL ORIENTATION) AND TITLE-VII

COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 1991 JUN; 91 (5): 1158-1187

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14240 Persily N, Cain BE

The legal status of political parties: A reassessment of competing paradigms

COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 2000 APR; 100 (3): 775-812

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15297 Witt JF

Speedy Fred Taylor and the ironies of enterprise liability

COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 2003 JAN; 103 (1): 1-49

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Firms, courts, and reputation mechanisms: Towards a positive theory of private ordering

COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW. 2004 DEC; 104 (8): 2328-2367

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1002 DENNEY R

SOCIOLOGY TODAY - PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS - MERTON,RK, BLOOM,L, COTTRELL,LS

COMMENTARY. 1960; 29 (1): 86-88

4163

17092 Chevassus-Au-Louis N

THINKING SCIENCE, TALKING SCIENCE

COMMUNICATING EUROPEAN RESEARCH 2005. 2007; : 5-13

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6175 LINCOURT JM

COMMUNICATION AS SEMIOTIC

COMMUNICATION. 1978; 3 (1): 3-20

4165

6598 DELIMA VA, CHRISTIANS CG

FREIRE,PAULO - POLITICAL DIMENSION OF DIALOGIC COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION. 1979; 4 (1): 133-155

4166

6599 KEPPLINGER HM

PARADIGM CHANGE IN COMMUNICATIONS-RESEARCH

COMMUNICATION. 1979; 4 (2): 163-182

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4167

6979 BELTRAN LR

A FAREWELL TO ARISTOTLE - HORIZONTAL COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION. 1980; 5 (1): 5-41

4168

6980 NIEBURG HL

THE STRUCTURE OF MEANING - TRANSFORMATIONAL LINGUISTICS AND POLITICS

COMMUNICATION. 1980; 5 (2): 251-266

4169

8880 BANTZ CR

NEWS ORGANIZATIONS - CONFLICT AS A CRAFTED CULTURAL NORM

COMMUNICATION. 1985; 8 (2): 225-244

4170

9541 SEEGER A

AN UNREPORTED CLASS WAR - IDEOLOGY AND SELF-CENSORSHIP ON THE BERKELEY BARB

COMMUNICATION. 1987; 10 (1): 31-50

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4171

HERE BE DRAGONS - PROBLEMS IN CHARTING THE UNITED-STATES HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION STUDIES

COMMUNICATION. 1988; 10 (2): 97-119

4172

9910 GROSSBERG L

POSTMODERNITY AND AFFECT - ALL DRESSED UP WITH NO PLACE TO GO

COMMUNICATION. 1988; 10 (3-4): 271-293

4173

10233 SCHUDSON M

THE PRESENT IN THE PAST VERSUS THE PAST IN THE PRESENT

COMMUNICATION. 1989; 11 (2): 105-113

4174

10919 KATZ E, LIEBES T, IWAO S

NEITHER HERE NOR THERE - WHY DALLAS FAILED IN JAPAN

COMMUNICATION. 1991; 12 (2): 99-110

4175

6600 CAMPBELL DT

FOR VIGOROUSLY TEACHING THE UNIQUE NORMS OF SCIENCE - ADVOCACY BASED ON A TRIBAL MODEL OF SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITIES

COMMUNICATION AND COGNITION. 1979; 12 (3-4): 245-264

4176

9911 DERY R

THE PRODUCTION OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE

COMMUNICATION AND COGNITION. 1988; 21 (3-4): 293-317

4177

8532 BRUMMETT B

RHETORICAL THEORY AS HEURISTIC AND MORAL - A PEDAGOGICAL JUSTIFICATION

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1984; 33 (2): 97-107

4178

8533 WATSON AK, DODD CH

ALLEVIATING COMMUNICATION APPREHENSION THROUGH RATIONAL EMOTIVE THERAPY - A COMPARATIVE-EVALUATION

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1984; 33 (3): 257-266

4179

9404 STATONSPICER AQ, DARLING AL

COMMUNICATION IN THE SOCIALIZATION OF PRESERVICE TEACHERS

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1986 JUL; 35 (3): 215-230

4180

10689 LEDERMAN LC

ASSESSING EDUCATIONAL-EFFECTIVENESS - THE FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEW AS A TECHNIQUE FOR DATA-COLLECTION

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1990 APR; 39 (2): 117-127

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11362 STATON AQ, HUNT SL

TEACHER SOCIALIZATION - REVIEW AND CONCEPTUALIZATION

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1992 APR; 41 (2): 109-137

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4182

11779 MAY SK

A COMMUNICATION COURSE IN ORGANIZATIONAL PARADIGMS AND METAPHORS

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1993 JUL; 42 (3): 234-254

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13276 Braithwaite CA

Sa'ah Naaghai Bik'eh Hozhoon: An ethnography of Navajo educational communication practices

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1997 OCT; 46 (4): 219-233

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13876 Souza TJ

Communication and alternative school student socialization

COMMUNICATION EDUCATION. 1999 APR; 48 (2): 91-108

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7362 MEDHURST MJ, BENSON TW

THE CITY - THE RHETORIC OF RHYTHM

COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1981; 48 (1): 54-72

4186

8144 CHENEY G

ON THE VARIOUS AND CHANGING MEANINGS OF ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERSHIP - A FIELD-STUDY OF ORGANIZATIONAL IDENTIFICATION

COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1983; 50 (4): 342-362

4187

10136 BINEHAM JL

A HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE HYPODERMIC MODEL IN MASS-COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1988 SEP; 55 (3): 230-246

4188

11225 TAYLOR CA

DEFINING THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY - A RHETORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON DEMARCATION

COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1991 DEC; 58 (4): 402-420

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12429 BASTIEN DT, MCPHEE RD, BOLTON KA

A STUDY AND EXTENDED THEORY OF THE STRUCTURATION OF CLIMATE

COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1995 JUN; 62 (2): 87-109

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13107 Tan AX, Nelson L, Dong CW, Tan GD

Value acceptance in adolescent socialization: A test of a cognitive-functional theory of television effects

COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1997 MAR; 64 (1): 82-97

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13251 Papa MJ, Auwal MA, Singhal A

Organizing for social change within concertive control systems: Member identification, empowerment, and the masking of discipline

COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1997 SEP; 64 (3): 219-249

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14053 Kramer MW, Miller VD

A response to criticisms of organizational socialization research: In support of contemporary conceptualizations of organizational assimilation

COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS. 1999 DEC; 66 (4): 358-367

4193

4598 KRAUS S, CHAFFEE SH

ERVIN-COMMITTEE HEARINGS AND COMMUNICATION RESEARCH

COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1974; 1 (4): 339-344

4194

4959 SEGAL DR

COMMUNICATION ABOUT MILITARY - PEOPLE AND MEDIA IN FLOW OF INFORMATION

COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1975; 2 (1): 68-78

4195

5369 BALLROKEACH SJ, DEFLEUR ML

DEPENDENCY MODEL OF MASS-MEDIA EFFECTS

COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1976; 3 (1): 3-21

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4196

5370 BELTRANS LR

ALIEN PREMISES, OBJECTS, AND METHODS IN LATIN-AMERICAN COMMUNICATION-RESEARCH

COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1976; 3 (2): 107-134

4197

5371 ANDERSON RE, WIETING SG

GRAPHICAL HUMOR AND MEASUREMENT OF ATTITUDINAL AMBIVALENCE

COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1976; 3 (3): 311-326

4198

6176 GOLDING P, MURDOCK G

THEORIES OF COMMUNICATION AND THEORIES OF SOCIETY

COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1978; 5 (3): 339-356

4199

6601 SWANSON DL

POLITICAL COMMUNICATION-RESEARCH AND THE USES AND GRATIFICATIONS MODEL - CRITIQUE

COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1979; 6 (1): 37-53

4200

6602 ADONI H

FUNCTIONS OF MASS-MEDIA IN THE POLITICAL-SOCIALIZATION OF ADOLESCENTS

COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. 1979; 6 (1): 84-106

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