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T.M. Williams, Background and Overview. R.S. Corteen and T.M. Williams, Television and Reading Skills. L.F. Harrison and T.M. Williams, Television and Cognitive Development. T.M. Williams and A.G. Handford, Television and Other Leisure Activities. T.M. Williams and M.C. Boyes, Television-Viewing Patterns and Use of Other Media. M.M. Kimball, Television and Sex-Role Attitudes. L.A. Joy, M.M. Kimball, and M.L. Zabrack, Television and Children's Aggressive Behavior. P. Suedfeld, B.R. Little, A.D. Rank, D.S. Rank, and E.J. Ballard, Television and Adults: Thinking, Personality, and Attitudes. T.M. Williams, Summary, Conclusions, and Implications. Each chapter includes references. Author Index. Subject Index.
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