Operant Subjectivity: Issue 1/2: Special Issue on Applications of Q Methodology to the Study of Popular Culture (Volume 37)

Foreword to the Special Issue: Applications of Q Methodology to the Study of Popular Culture Article

Operant Subjectivity, 37(1/2)

James C. Rhoads¹

June 2014
The Gender Factor of Survivor: A Q Method Approach Article

Operant Subjectivity, 37(1/2), 2-22.

Carolyn D. Hedges¹

June 2014
Where Are Those Good Ol’ Fashioned Values? Reception Analysis of the Offensive Humor on Family Guy Article

Operant Subjectivity, 37(1/2), 23-40.

Jason Zenor¹

June 2014
Why Do We Keep Going Back? A Q Method Analysis of Our Attraction to Horror Movies Article

Operant Subjectivity, 37(1/2), 41-57.

Tom Robinson¹, Clark Callahan¹ and Keith Evans¹

June 2014
Using Popular Culture in the Classroom: Views of the Film Manic Among Students of Juvenile Delinquency Article

Operant Subjectivity, 37(1/2), 58-71.

Kristenne M. Robison¹ and James C. Rhoads¹

June 2014
The Taste Test: Applying Q Methodology to Aesthetic Preference Article

Operant Subjectivity, 37(1/2), 72-96.

Rachel Somerstein¹

June 2014
Musical Preferences and Forms of Life Article

Operant Subjectivity, 37(1/2), 97-105.

Taylor P. McKenzie¹ and Steven R. Brown²

June 2014

Other Issues in Volume 37

Issue 1/2: Special Issue on Applications of Q Methodology to the Study of Popular Culture June 2014