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George A. Comstock

Priorities for action-oriented psychological studies of television and behavior - 1977

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The role of social and behavioral science in policymaking for television - 1977

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Research and the Constructive Aspects of Television in Children's Lives: A Forecast. - 1976

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Television Portrayals and Aggressive Behavior. - 1976

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Television and Its Viewers: What Social Science Sees - 1976

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The Evidence on Television Violence. - 1976

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The Long-Range Impact of Television. - 1976

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Effects of Television on Children: What Is the Evidence? - 1975

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Television and Human Behavior: A Guide to the Pertinent Scientific Literature - 1975

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Television and Human Behavior: The Key Studies - 1975

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Television and Human Behavior: The Research Horizon, Future and Present - 1975

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Television and the Young: Setting the Stage for a Research Agenda. - 1975

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Milgram's Scotch Verdict on TV--A Retrial. - 1974

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Television Violence: Where the Surgeon General's Study Leads. - 1972

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A Boomerang in a Peace Corps Attempt at Persuasion. - 1969

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The Peace Corps Volunteer and Achieving Educational Change with New Media. - 1969

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