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Parental Mediation of Children’s Video Game Playing: A Similar Construct as Television Mediation.
Nikken, Peter. and Jansz, Jeroen.
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Parents’ third person perceptions regarding the influence of television: Rebelde Way in Israel
Tsfati, Yariv., Ribak, Rivka. and Cohen, Jonathan.
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Participation in International Governance Regime by the “Rest of the World”: An Analysis of ICANN
Mueller, Milton. and Woo, Jisuk.
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Partnerships and Public Service: Normative Issues for Journalists in Converged Newsrooms
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Passing the Love Along: An Intergenerational Study of Family Communication and Love Styles
O\'Neil, Naomi Bell., Murray-Johnson, Lisa. and Fay, Martha.
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Pathways to the Wireless Promise Land: Advances in Wireless Technology and Their Implications for Spectrum Policy
Ting, Carol.
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Patient-Physician Communication and The Value of Listening
Dinn, David.
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Peace, Love, and Organizational Change: Student Activists' Compliance-Gaining Strategies with Administators to Affect Campus Change
Barnett, Kathy.
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Pedagogies of Travel and Transformation: The Rotary International Youth Exchange Program and Narratives of Cultural Adaptation
Fordham, Traci.
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Peer mediation in a Non-Western context: An exploration of the potential of peer mediation in Indonesia
Hale, Claudia.
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Perceived Anonymity and the Role of Self-Disclosure in Text-Based Computer Interactions
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Perceived Costs and Virtual Experience: The Added Value of Rich Content in B2C E-commerce
Jung, Younbo.
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Perception of Speakers Based on Accent
Burlage, Kristin., Marafka, Jennifer., Parsons, Michael. and Milaski, Justin.
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Perceptions of Black South African Businesspersons and Opinions on Foreign Direct Investment in South Africa.
Nyandwi, Alexis.
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Perceptions of Work, Life, and Gender Issues in Public Relations
Sha, Bey-Ling. and Toth, Elizabeth.
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Performing Motherhood: Ladies' Home Journal in Postwar America
Burke Odland, Sarah.
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Person Effects and Perceived Reality
Shapiro, Michael. and Odom, Peggy.
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Personal Advice-Giving and Problematic Integration (PI): An Alternative Approach to the Sensitization of the Advice-Giving / Advice-Receiving Phenomenon
Searcy, Michael.
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Personal Home Page Construction As An Expression of Mastery and Identity Formation
Schmitt, Kelly., Dayanim, Shoshana. and Matthias, Stacey.
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Personal Traits and Content Factors in Parasocial Interaction
McDonald, Daniel., Lin, Shu-Fang. and Hu, Mu.
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Personal Web Social DNA &Cybernetic Decision Making
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Personality Characteristics Associated with Watching Reality Programming
Crook, Sarah., Worrell, Tracy., Westerman, David., Davis, Jeffrey., Moyer, Emily. and Clarke, Scott.
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Personality and Perception of Media Sex
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Persuasion Effects of Issue-Framing Functions: An Experiment Using an Environmental Social Movement Issue
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Photojournalists’ Attitudes Towards Picturing the September 11 Attacks & the War in Afghanistan
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Physically Disconnected, Virtually Interconnected: Addressing Internet Consciousness-Raising Rhetoric as a Means for Gender Identification
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Physiological Responses to Visual and Vocal Racial Cues and their Mismatch
Wise, Kevin., Iyengar, Shanto. and Reeves, Byron.
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Picturing China: A Content Analysis of Photo Coverage in the New York Times and Los Angeles Times
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Poking and Prodding Parents: The Child's Assertion of Political Identity
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Policy Developments and Prospects for the Wireless Telephony: Comparing South Korea and Canada
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Political Communication among Advocacy Group, Government and International Institute: Campaign of Human Rights Nongovernmental Organization on “Comfort Women” Issue in East Asia
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Political Mobilization by the Internet? Findings from a Panel Survey
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Politics, Power, and the 'Language of Wider Communication': The Hegemony of English in International Relations
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Popular Music, Religion, and 9/11: Analysis of Two Music Albums
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Portrayals of Nutritional Practices and Exercise Behavior in Popular American Films
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Pour Some Sugar On Me: Nutritional Content of Foods Advertised During the Television Programs Children Watch Most
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Power(puff) Feminism: The Powerpuff Girls as a Site of Strength and Collective Action in the Third Wave
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Power, Influence, Authority, Friendship—An Extension and Application of Political Linguistics
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Predicting International Knowledge: The Independent and Interactive Roles of Education, News Use, Interest & Involvement
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Predicting Satisfaction and Outcome Acceptance with Decision-Making Processes: The Role of Procedural Justice
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Predicting Selective Exposure to Media Information: The Efficacy Dimension in the Informational-Utility Model
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Press Freedom and Politics of Objective Journalism in Post-handover Hong Kong
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Press for Democracy? Some Notes About Newspaper Competition and News Quality in Sweden
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Priming political leaders: The effect of negative evaluations in the news on public assessments of political leaders
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Prior Attitudes in Processing TV PSAs: Effects of Accessibility and Congruency on Attention, Memory and Attitude Changes
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Processing Arousing Information: Psychophysiological Predictors of Motivated Attention, Sensation Seeking, and Substance Use
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Product Placement in Entertainment Media: Proposing Business Process Models
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Promised Virgins and Princess Warriors: News and Mythical Archetypes of Palestinian Suicide Bombers
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Promoting I-Safety: The Effects of Consumer Information and Privacy Seals on Risk Assessment and Online Privacy Behavior
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Promoting subaltern public discourses: An online discussion group and its interaction with the offline world
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Prospect Theory, Message Framing, and Evaluation of Political Policies
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Protecting Children While Silencing Them: COPPA and Children's Free Speech Rights
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Providing Mobilizing Information: A new approach to studying environmental issues in the media
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Psychoanalytic theory, TV shows and everyday cultural politics in Argentina
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Psychological Customisation of Information. Applications for Personalizing the Form of News.
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Psychophysiology in Media Effects Research: From Content to Structure and Beyond
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Public (un)Notice: A Content Analysis of Municipal Newspapers’ Ability to Mobilize Political Participation
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Public Acceptance of Plant-Based Pharmaceuticals: A Different Approach to Public Risk Evaluation
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Public Discourse, Private Thoughts: The Function of Racial Identity
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Public Health in the Public Eye: Political Context in the News about Anthrax
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Public Health in the Public Eye: Political Context in the News about Anthrax
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Public Relations: Professionals Are From Venus, Scholars Are From Mars
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Public life and the Internet: If you build a better website, will they become engaged?
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Public-Oriented Journalism: Applying Charitian Narrative Techniques In The Nepali Press
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Putting conflict into context - A cross-national comparative study of how conflict in TV news affects political engagement
Peter, Jochen., De Vreese, Claes. and Lauf, Edmund.
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