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By covering male and female candidates differently, the news media may influence the success of female candidates for public office. A content analysis was conducted to assess potentially important… Continue Reading
Research on the agenda-setting role of the news media has often been guided by a rather narrow conception of how media content affects members of the public. In particular, reliance on a… Continue Reading
The authors discuss important institutional changes that they view as probably permanennt for reasons of cost and that may have far-reaching implications for the future of higher education.
This study combines survey data from the 1974 American National Election Study with the front-page content of 94 newspapers in an investigation of the relationship between the degree of negative… Continue Reading
Program evaluation can be used for three purposes: to learn about a program's operations and effects, to control the behavior of those responsible for program implementation, and to influence the… Continue Reading
This paper examines the spending behavior of candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives. Particular attention is paid to the timing of receipts and expenditures over the complete 2-year… Continue Reading
Recent research in democratic electoral systems suggests there are strong possibilities for using both electoral and mass media system characteristics to explain why some legislative candidates are… Continue Reading
John Ohliger and David Gueulette's Media and Adult Learning: A Bibliographv with Abstracts, Annotations, and Quotations (New York: Garland Publishing Inc., 1975—$38.00) Edie N. Goldenberg's Making… Continue Reading