1984-01-01
Some Discrete Views of Televised Violence: Implications for Media Policy
Publication
Publication
Operant Subjectivity
,
Volume 7
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Issue 2
p. 37-
55
Statements from depth interviews and media sources provided the concourse for this Q method study of public attitudes towards television violence. A Q sample structured according to Thompson's schema for the study of public opinion was administered to 40 subjects, and resulted in a six-factor solution: (1) Informed, responsible parents, (2) amoral marketers, (3) dramatic TV fans, (4) pro-television homemakers, (5) compromisers, and (6) religious viewers. Policy implications for media, government, and citizen groups are discussed.
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| Persistent URL | dx.doi.org/10.15133/j.os.1984.002 |
| Journal | Operant Subjectivity |
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Pamuke Suppasarn, & R.C. Adams. (1984). Some Discrete Views of Televised Violence: Implications for Media Policy. Operant Subjectivity, 7(2), 37–55. doi:10.15133/j.os.1984.002
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