Introduction / Paul M. Hirsch, Peter V. Miller, and F. Gerald Kline -- Part I: Organizational analysis and field studies -- Occupational, organizational, and institutional modals in mass media research: toward an integrated framework / Paul M. Hirsch -- The exception proves the rule: the study of routine news practice / Gaye Tuchman -- Approaches to objectivity: journalistic vs. social science perspectives / E. Barbara Phillips -- Client relationship and children's book published: a comparative study of mass media policy in two marketplaces / Joseph Turow -- When culture becomes a business / William N. McPhee -- Part II: Quantitative data collection and modeling -- Themes of measurement in communication research / Peter V. Miller -- Communicating measurement objectives in the survey interview / Peter V. Miller and Charles F. Cannell -- Cognitive similarity and communication between parents and adolescents / F Gerald Kline -- Exploring the structure of national issues: newspaper content and reader perceptions / Susan C. Greendale and Eric S. Fredin -- Part III: Conceptualizing time and temporal order -- Time in communication research / F. Gerald Kline -- Political information, mass media use in early adulthood, and political socialization: seeking clarity through cohort curves / James Danowski and Neal E. Cutler -- Time series analysis in communication research / Robert Krull and Albert S. Paulson -- Sampling across for communication research: a simulation / Robert B. Arundale.
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Sage annual reviews of communication research ; v. 6
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