Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Media exposure and attention as mediating variables influencing social risk judgments,2005,55,4,810-827,Slater
Contextual Features of Violent Video Games Mental Models and Aggression,2006,56,2,387-405,Farrar
Are news reports of suicide contagious? A stringent test in six U.S. cities,2006,56,2,253-270,Romer
None Dare Call It Torture: Indexing and the Limits of Press Independence in the Abu Ghraib Scandal,2006,56,3,467-485,Livingston
Exemplification Effects in the Promotion of Safety and Health,2006,56,Suppl 1,S221-S237,Zillmann
Rumors in a disaster,1954,4,4,111-123,Larsen
Prejudice: its dynamics and consequences,1956,6,3,124-134,Langille
A dictionary of mass communication,1958,8,2,84-85,No Author(s) Listed
The Effect of Visual Distraction Upon Recall and Attitude Change,1969,19,2,157-162,Shamo
Disaster Warning and Communication Processes in Two Communities,1969,19,2,92-104,Anderson
Police Image: An Exploratory Study,1970,20,4,370-374,Brooks
Crisis: Group Response to Emergency,1971,21,3,266-272,Harmon
The TV Violence Report: What's Next?,1974,24,1,80-88,Rubinstein
Women in detective fiction: Why women kill,1975,25,2,98-105,Peters
The Effects of Television on Children and Adolescents: Does TV Violence Breed Indifference?,1975,25,4,86-89,Drabman
The Domestic Arms Race,1979,29,2,39-46,Caetano
TV violence profile no. 8: the highlights,1977,27,2,171-180,Gerbner
Children's Imitation of Aggressive and Prosocial Behavior When Viewing Alone and in Pairs,1977,27,3,199-205,Drabman
Types of Portrayal and Aggressive Behavior,1977,27,3,189-198,Comstock
Sex and Violence: Can Research Have It Both Ways?,1977,27,3,176-188,Dienstbier
Cultural indicators: violence profile no. 9,1978,28,3,176-207,Gerbner
Who Views Violence in Britain?,1978,28,3,172-175,Wober
Does Drinking Weaken Resistance?,1979,29,3,73-80,Bostrom
The demonstration of power: Violence profile no. 10,1979,29,3,177-196,Morgan
Is Crime News Coverage Excessive?,1979,29,3,81-92,Graber
Atrocity Tales the Unification Church and the Social Construction of Evil,1979,29,3,42-53,Bromley
Pedestrian behavior and communication research,1980,30,2,238-240,Willis
The "mainstreaming" of America: violence profile no. 11,1980,30,3,10-29,Morgan
Attracting Assault: Victims'Nonverbal Cues,1981,31,1,68-75,Grayson
The Portrayal of the Drinking Process on Prime- Time Television,1981,31,1,58-67,Breed
Communication Under Conditions of Uncertainty: Understanding Earthquake Forecasting,1982,32,1,27-36,Nigg
Pesticide Advertising in Farm Journals,1982,32,1,37-42,Sommer
The I.R.A. the Red Brigades and the F.A.L.N. in the New York Times,1982,32,2,162-171,Paletz
Pornography and Sexual Callousness and the Trivialization of Rape,1982,32,4,10-21,Zillmann
The Theater of Terror: Effects of Press Coverage,1983,33,1,38-45,Weimann
The Portrayal of Driving on Television 1975-1980,1983,33,2,44-55,Atkin
The NBC Study and Television Violence,1984,34,1,187-188,Kenny
The NBC Study and Television Violence,1984,34,1,182-187,Kessler
The NBC Study and Television Violence,1984,34,1,176-182,Kenny
Videogames television violence and aggression in teenagers,1984,34,2,136-147,Dominick
Family patterns and television viewing as predictors of children's beliefs and aggression,1984,34,2,73-89,Singer
Science or Ritual Dance? A Revisionist View of Television Violence Effects Research,1984,34,3,164-173,Gerbner
Violence in the Hard-core Pornographic Film: A Historical Survey,1984,34,3,148-163,Slade
The Effects of Multiple Exposures to Filmed Violence Against Women,1984,34,3,130-147,Linz
When Violence is Rewarded or Punished: The Impact of Mass Media Stories on Homicide,1984,34,3,101-116,Phillips
Violence and Sex in Music Videos: TV and Rock'n'Roll,1986,36,1,79-93,Sherman
Terrorism and the Media: A Rhetorical Genre,1986,36,1,12-24,Dowling
Whose Lives Count? TV Coverage of Natural Disasters,1986,36,2,113-122,Adams
Earthquake Coverage by the Western Press,1986,36,2,105-112,Gaddy
Media accountability for real-life violence: A case of negligence or free speech?,1987,37,2,106-139,Lushbough
How the News Media Operate in Natural Disasters,1987,37,3,27-41,Rogers
Risk Analysis and the Construction of News,1987,37,3,80-92,Patterson
How Children Reacted to Televised Coverage of the Space Shuttle Disaster,1989,39,2,27-45,Wright
Movie Ratings and the Content of Adult Videos: The Sex-Violence Ratio,1990,40,2,28-42,Linz
A Question of Accuracy: How Journalists and Scientists Report Research on Hazards,1990,40,4,102-116,Singer
Suicide and the Media: The New York Times's Presentation of Front-Page Suicide Stories Between 1910 and 1920,1994,44,2,64-83,Stack
News of Battering,1994,44,2,47-63,Meyers
Exposure to Pornography and Acceptance of Rape Myths,1995,45,1,5-26,Allen
Playing Violent Video and Computer Games and Adolescent Self-Concept,1996,46,2,19-32,Funk
Children's Fright Reactions to Television News,1996,46,4,139-152,Cantor
Considering Policies to Protect Children from TV Violence,1996,46,4,116-138,Warren
Patterns of deviance in crime news,1997,47,3,49-67,Pritchard
Television news and international earthquake relief,1997,47,3,82-93,Simon
Humor as camouflage of televised violence,1998,48,2,40-57,Warren
Processing quantitative data about risk and threat in news reports,1998,48,3,87-106,Berger
Predicting exposure to and uses of television violence,1999,49,3,24-45,Kremar
Children's moral reasoning and their perceptions of television violence,2001,51,2,300-316,Krcmar
The Third-Person effect in perceptions of the influence of television violence,2001,51,2,283-299,Buchanan
Making It Worse Than It Is: Quantitative Depictions of Threatening Trends in the News,2001,51,4,655-677,Berger
Deciphering the V-Chip: An Examination of the Television Industry's Program Rating Judgments,2002,52,1,112-138,Donnerstein
Prime-Time Television: Assessing Violence During the Most Popular Viewing Hours,2002,52,1,84-111,Smith
Violence in Music Videos: Examining the Prevalence and Context of Physical Aggression,2002,52,1,61-83,Smith
Engaging in Violence on American Television: A Comparison of Child Teen and Adult Perpetrators,2002,52,1,36-60,Smith
Violence in Children's Television Programming: Assessing the Risks,2002,52,1,5-35,Smith
Elaboration in Processing Adolescent Health Messages: The Impact of Egocentrism and Sensation Seeking on Message Processing,2002,52,4,812-831,Krcmar
Alienation Aggression and Sensation Seeking as Predictors of Adolescent Use of Violent Film Computer and Website Content,2003,53,1,105-121,Slater
Television News and the Cultivation of Fear of Crime,2003,53,1,88-104,Romer
Setting the Public Fear Agenda: A Longitudinal Analysis of Network TV Crime Reporting Public Perceptions of Crime and FBI Crime Statistics,2003,53,1,61-73,Lowry
Portrayals of Violence and Group Difference in Newspaper Photographs: Nationalism and Media,2003,53,1,32-44,Fishman
Building Upon the Experimental Design in Media Violence Research: The Importance of Including Receiver Interpretations,2003,53,2,315-329,Potter
Mental Models: Understanding the Impact of Fantasy Violence on Children's Moral Reasoning,2003,53,3,460-478,Krcmar
The Scary World in Your Living Room and Neighborhood: Using Local Broadcast News Neighborhood Crime Rates and Personal Experience to Test Agenda Setting and Cultivation,2003,53,3,411-426,Aday
Factual and Evaluative Approaches to Modifying Children's Responses to Violent Television,2004,54,2,321-336,Nathanson
Using the Extended Parallel Process Model To Prevent Firearm Injury and Death: Field Experiment Results of a Video-Based Intervention,2000,50,4,157-175,Meyer
Film violence and verbal aggression: A naturalistic study,1978,28,3,164-171,Berkowitz
Experiments in televised violence and verbal aggression: two exploratory studies,1973,23,4,446-460,Wotring
The effects of television on children and adolescents: violence and behavior disorders,1975,25,4,71-85,McCarthy
Why people own guns,1976,26,4,22-30,Williams
Television violence and its sponsors,1976,26,1,88-96,Slaby
Living with television: The Violence Profile,1976,26,2,173-199,Gerbner
U.S. programs on Australian television: the cultivation effect,1981,31,1,97-105,Hawkins
Reporting crime and fearing crime in three communities,1981,31,1,88-96,Jaehnig
Television viewing and anxiety: an experimental examination,1981,31,1,106-119,Brown
Media coverage of terrorism: the law and the public,1982,32,2,128-143,Bassiouni
The effectiveness of persuasive communication presented under conditions of irrelevant fear,1966,16,1,32-37,Simonson
Newspaper coverage of intimate partner violence: Skewing representations of risk,2008,58,1,168-U44,Slater
The Effects of Instant Messaging on the Quality of Adolescents’ Existing Friendships: A Longitudinal Study,2009,59,1,79-97,Peter
“Carrying Online Participation Offline”—Mobilization by Radical Online Groups and Politically Dissimilar Offline Ties,2009,59,3,564-586,Wojcieszak
Grand theft childhood: The surprising truth about violent video games and what parents can do ‐ by Lawrence Kutner and Cheryl Olson,2009,59,1,199-200,Cantor
Rap Music Videos and African American Women's Body Image: The Moderating Role of Ethnic Identity,2009,59,2,262-278,Zhang
Self‐Reported News Attention Does Assess Differential Processing of Media Content: An Experiment on Risk Perceptions Utilizing a Random Sample of U.S. Local Crime and Accident News,2009,59,1,117-134,Slater
Questioning the value of realism: young adults' processing of messages in alcohol‐related public service announcements and advertising,2001,51,1,121-142,Adnsager
Three Decades of Sexual Content on Prime‐Time Network Programming: A Longitudinal Meta‐Analytic Review,2007,57,2,318-348,Hetsroni
Four Decades of Violent Content on Prime‐Time Network Programming: A Longitudinal Meta‐Analytic Review,2007,57,4,759-784,Hetsroni
Contemplating Ratings: An Examination of What the MPAA Considers “Too Far for R” and Why,2002,52,4,938-954,Leone
Effects of humorous heroes and villains in violent action films,2000,50,1,5-24,King
Using the parallel process model to prevent firearm injury and death: field experiment results of a video‐based intervention,2000,50,4,157-175,Atkin
A Test of Equity Theory in Multidimensional Friendships: A Comparison of the United States and Korea,2007,57,3,576-598,Park
Crime News and Racialized Beliefs: Understanding the Relationship Between Local News Viewing and Perceptions of African Americans and Crime,2008,58,1,106-125,Dixon
Deindividuation Effects on Group Polarization in Computer‐Mediated Communication: The Role of Group Identification Public‐Self‐Awareness and Perceived Argument Quality,2007,57,2,385-403,Lee
Direct and Differential Effects of the Internet on Political and Civic Engagement,2007,57,4,704-718,Xenos
Empirical Intersections in Communication Research: Replication Multiple Quantitative Methods and Bridging the Quantitative–Qualitative Divide,2008,58,4,615-628,Benoit
Exploring the Limits of Social Cognitive Theory: Why Negatively Reinforced Behaviors on TV May Be Modeled Anyway,2008,58,3,407-427,Nabi
Fictional Narratives Cultivate Just‐World Beliefs,2008,58,1,62-83,Appel
Further Notes on Why American Sociology Abandoned Mass Communication Research1,2008,58,4,767-786,Katz
Hostile Media Perceptions Presumed Media Influence and Minority Alienation: The Case of Arabs in Israel,2007,57,4,632-651,Tsfati
Hostile News: Partisan Use and Perceptions of Cable News Programming,2008,58,2,201-219,Zhang
Indirect Aggression in Animated Disney Films,2008,58,2,382-395,Coyne
Intergroup Communication as a Predictor of Jewish‐Israeli Agreement With Integrative Solutions to the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict: The Mediating Effects of Out‐Group Trust and Guilt,2008,58,3,490-507,Maoz
Memory in Journalism and the Memory of Journalism: Israeli Journalists and the Constructed Legacy of Haolam Hazeh,2007,57,4,719-738,Meyers
Network News and Racial Beliefs: Exploring the Connection Between National Television News Exposure and Stereotypical Perceptions of African Americans,2008,58,2,321-337,Dixon
Power Pleasure Patterns: Intersecting Narratives of Media Influence,2008,58,4,641-663,Meyrowitz
Priming Crime and Activating Blackness: Understanding the Psychological Impact of the Overrepresentation of Blacks as Lawbreakers on Television News,2007,57,2,229-253,Dixon
Resonance as a Mediating Factor Accounting for the Message Effect in Tailored Communication—Examining Crisis Communication in a Tourism Context,2008,58,3,472-489,Wan
Television and the Cultivation of Gender‐Role Attitudes in Japan: Does Television Contribute to the Maintenance of the Status Quo?,2007,57,3,511-531,Saito
Television Exposure and Disordered Eating Among Children: A Longitudinal Panel Study,2008,58,2,361-381,Moriarty
Tender Affective States as Predictors of Entertainment Preference,2008,58,1,40-61,Oliver
The Case for Caring Colearners: The Effects of a Computer‐Mediated Colearner Agent on Trust and Learning,2007,57,2,183-204,Nass
The Constructionist Approach to Framing: Bringing Culture Back In,2007,57,1,60-78,van Gorp
The Content of Reality Dating Shows and Viewer Perceptions of Dating,2007,57,3,490-510,Smith
The Effects of Technological Advancement and Violent Content in Video Games on Players’ Feelings of Presence Involvement Physiological Arousal and Aggression,2007,57,3,532-555,Ivory
The Gender News Use Divide: Americans’ Sex‐Typed Selective Exposure to Online News Topics,2007,57,4,739-758,Knobloch‐Westerwick
The Influence of Race in Police–Civilian Interactions: A Content Analysis of Videotaped Interactions Taken During Cincinnati Police Traffic Stops,2008,58,3,530-549,Schell
Third‐Person Effect Optimistic Bias and Sufficiency Resource in Internet Use,2008,58,3,568-587,Li
Transdisciplinary Science: The Nexus Between Communication and Public Health,2008,58,4,732-748,Kreps
Transportation and Transportability in the Cultivation of Genre‐Consistent Attitudes and Estimates,2008,58,3,508-529,Bilandzic
Unintended Effects of Health Communication Campaigns,2007,57,2,293-317,Cho
It's Okay to Shoot a Character: Moral Disengagement in Violent Video Games,2010,60,1,94-119,Hartmann
Chasing the Bad News: An Analysis of 2005 Iraq and Afghanistan War Coverage on NBC and Fox News Channel,2010,60,1,144-164,Aday
Reality Television Gender and Authenticity in Saudi Arabia,2009,59,2,345-366,Kraidy
The portrayal of the drinking process on prime-time television,1981,31,1,58-67,Breed
Update: physically intimate and sexual behavior on prime-time television 1978-79,1981,31,1,34-40,Sprafkin
Why women kill,1975,25,2,98-105,Peters
Fear and anger responses to local news coverage of alcohol-related crimes accidents and injuries: explaining news effects on policy support using a representative sample of messages and people,2013,63,2,373-392,Slater
Effects of television: An experimental field study,1977,27,3,206-216,Loye
Narrative versus non-narrative: The role of identification transportation and emotion in reducing health disparities,2013,63,1,ePub,Baezconde-Garbanati
Sexual intimacy and drug use in TV series,1978,28,3,30-37,Greenberg
Social learning theory of aggression,1978,28,3,12-29,Bandura
The effects of social class gender and personality on physiological responses to filmed violence,1987,37,2,29-45,Frost
Are you scared yet?: Evaluating fear appeal messages in Tweets about the Tips Campaign,2014,64,,278-295,Emery
Historical trends in research on children and the media: 1900-1960,1985,35,2,118-133,Wartella
Virtual cultivation: online worlds offline perceptions,2006,56,1,69-87,Williams
Exploring third-person differences between gamers and nongamers,2011,61,2,307-327,Boyle
Effects of media ratings on children and adolescents: a litmus test of the forbidden fruit effect,2012,62,6,1084-1101,van Hoof
The (non)violent world of YouTube: content trends in web video,2012,62,6,1065-1083,Weaver
Triple whammy! Violent games and violent controllers: investigating the use of realistic gun controllers on perceptions of realism immersion and outcome aggression,2015,65,2,280-299,Farrar
Pornography sexual callousness and the trivialization of rape,1982,32,4,10-21,Bryant
The potential for narrative correctives to combat misinformation,2019,69,3,298-319,Cappella