Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly 2002: Vol 79 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME 79
WU, H. DENIS and ARATI BECHTEL,
SuBJECT INDEX
Web Site Use and News Topic and Type,
79:1, 73-86.
ADVERTISING
BUSINESS COVERAGE
DESHPANDE, SAMEER — and
JACQUELINE C. HITCHON, Cause- FURSICH, ELFRIEDE, Nation, Capital-
Related Marketing Ads in the Light of ism, Myth: Covering News of Economic
Negative News, 79:4, 905-926. Globalization, 79:2, 353-373.
GOODMAN, J.R OBYN, LISA L. DUKE, JUNG, JAEMIN, How Magazines Cov-
and JOHN SUTHERLAND, Olympic Ath- ered Media Companies’ Mergers: The Case
letes and Heroism in Advertising: Gendered of the Evolution of Time Inc. , 79:3, 681-696.
Concepts of Valor? 79:2, 374-393.
KERR, ROBERT L., Impartial Spectator COMMUNICATION EFFECTS
in the Marketplace of Ideas: The Principles
of Adam Smith as an Ethical Basis for Regu- EVELAND, WILLIAM P., JR., News In-
lation of Corporate Speech, 79:2, 394-415. formation Processing as Mediator of the Re-
LEE, MOON J. and MARY ANN FER- lationship between Motivations and Politi-
GUSON, Effects of Anti-Tobacco Advertise- cal Knowledge, 79:1, 26-40.
ments Based on Risk-Taking Tendencies: Re- JOHNSON, THOMAS J. and BARBARA
alistic Fear vs. Vulgar Humor, 79:4, 945-963. K. KAYE, Webelievability: A Path Model
MIN, YOUNG, Intertwining of Cam- Examining How Convenience and Reliance
paign News and Advertising: The Content Predict Online Credibility, 79:3, 619-642.
and Electoral Effects of Newspaper Ad KIM, SEI-HILL, DIETRAM A.
Watches, 79:4, 927-944. SCHEUFELE, and JAMES SHANAHAN,
Think about It This Way: Attribute Agenda-
AUDIENCE ANALYSIS Setting Function of the Press and the Public’s
Evaluation of a Local Issue, 79:1, 7-25.
SALLOT, LYNNE M., What the Public SCHEUFELE, DIETRAM A., JAMES
Thinks about Public Relations: An SHANAHAN, and SEI-HILL KIM, Who
Impression Management Experiment, 79:1, Cares about Local Politics? Media Influ-
150-171. ences on Local Political Involvement, Issue
SHAH, DHAVAN, MICHAEL Awareness, and Attitude Strength, 79:2, 427-
SCHMIERBACH, JOSHUA HAWKINS, 444.
RODOLFO ESPINO, and JANET SHAH, DHAVAN, MICHAEL
DONAVAN, Nonrecursive Models of SCHMIERBACH, JOSHUA HAWKINS,
Internet Use and Community Engagement: RODOLFO ESPINO, and JANET
Questioning Whether Time Spent Online DONAVAN, Nonrecursive Models of
Erodes Social Capital, 79:4, 964-987. Internet Use and Community Engagement:
THOMSEN, STEVEN R., Health and Questioning Whether Time Spent Online
Beauty Magazine Reading and Body Shape Erodes Social Capital, 79:4, 964-987.
Concerns among a Group of College Women,
79:4, 988-1007. COMMUNICATION THEORY
WARREN, RON, Preaching to the Choir?
Parents’ Use of TV Ratings to Mediate EVELAND, WILLIAM P., JR., News In-
Children’s Viewing, 79:4, 867-886. formation Processing as Mediator of the Re-
Invex ro Vote 79 1035
lationship between Motivations and Politi- of the Evolution of Time Inc. , 79:3, 681-696.
cal Knowledge, 79:1, 26-40. KERR, PETER A. and PATRICIA MOY,
JOHNSON, THOMAS]. and BARBARA Newspaper Coverage of Fundamentalist
K. KAYE, Webelievability: A Path Model Christians, 1980-2000, 79:1, 54-72.
Examining How Convenience and Reliance KITCH, CAROLYN, “A Death in the
Predict Online Credibility, 79:3, 619-642. American Family”: Myth, Memory, and
KIM, SEI-HILL, DIETRAM A. National Values in the Media Mourning of
SCHEUFELE, and JAMES SHANAHAN, John F. Kennedy Jr., 79:2, 294-309.
Think about It This Way: Attribute Agenda- KURPIUS, DAVID D. and ANDREW
Setting Function of the Press and the Public’s MENDELSON, A Case Study of Delibera-
Evaluation of a Local Issue, 79:1, 7-25. tive Democracy on Television: Civic Dia-
SCHEUFELE, DIETRAM A., JAMES logue on C-SPAN Call-in Shows, 79:3, 587-
SHANAHAN, and SEI-HILL KIM, Who 601.
Cares about Local Politics? Media Influ- LAW, CHERYL and MAGDALA
ences on Local Political Involvement, Issue PEIXOTO LABRE, Cultural Standards of
Awareness, and Attitude Strength, 79:2, 427- Attractiveness: A Thirty-Year Look at
444. Changes in Male Images in Magazines, 79:3,
SHAH, DHAVAN, MICHAEI 697-711.
SCHMIERBACH, JOSHUA HAWKINS, LEN-RIOS, MARIA E., The Bush and
RODOLFO ESPINO, and JANET Gore Presidential Campaign Web Sites: Iden-
DONAVAN, Nonrecursive Models of tifying with Hispanic Voters during the 2000
Internet Use and Community Engagement: lowa Caucuses and New Hampshire Pri-
Questioning Whether Time Spent Online mary, 79:4, 887-904.
Erodes Social Capital, 79:4, 964-987. LULE, JACK, Myth and Terror on the
WARREN, RON, Preactohthie nChgoir ? Editorial Page: The New York Times Re-
Parents’ Use of TV Ratings to Mediate sponds to September 11, 2001, 79:2, 275-293.
Children’s Viewing, 79:4, 867-886. PAPACHARISSI, ZIZI, The Presenta-
tion of Self in Virtual Life: Characteristics of
CONTENT ANALYSIS Personal Home Pages, 79:3, 643-660.
PETER, JOCHEN and EDMUNDLAUF,
CARTER, SUE, FREDERICK FICO, and Reliability inCross-National Content Analy-
sis, 79:4, 815-832.
JOCELYN A. MCCABE, Partisan and Struc-
tural Balance in Local Television Election SUMPTER, RANDALLS. and MELISSA
Coverage, 79:1, 41-53. A. BRADDOCK, Source Use in a “News
DEVITT, JAMES, Framing Gender on Disaster” Account: A Content Analysis of
the Campaign Trail: Female Gubernatorial Voter News Service Stories, 79:3~, 539-558.
Candidates and the Press, 79:2, 445-463.
EHRLICH, MATTHEW C., Myth in ECONOMICS OF THE PRESS
Charles Kuralt’s “On the Road,” 79:2, 327-
338. ADAMS, EDWARD E., Collusion and
FURSICH, ELFRIEDE, Nation, Capital- Price Fixing in the American Newspaper
ism, Myth: Covering News of Economic Industry: Market Preservation Trends, 1890-
Globalization, 79:2, 353-373. 1910, 79:2, 416-426.
HUSSELBEE, L. PAUL and LARRY
ELLIOTT, Looking beyond Hate: How Na- EDITORIAL PAGE
tional and Regional Newspapers Framed
Hate Crimes in Jasper, Texas, and Laramie LULE, JACK, Myth and Terror on
Wyoming, 79:4, 833-852. the Editorial Page: The New York Times
JUNG, JAEMIN, How Magazines Cov- Responds to September 11, 2001, 79:2, 275-
ered Media Companies’ Mergers: The Case 293.
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WAHL-IORGENSEN, KARIN, The Nor- HISTORY
mative-Economic Justification for Public
Discourse: Letters to the Editor as a “Wide ADAMS, EDWARD E., Collusion and
Open” Forum, 79:1, 121-133. Price Fixing in the American Newspaper
Industry: Market Preservation Trends, 1890-
ETHICS 1910, 79:2, 416-426.
EHRLICH, MATTHEW C., Myth in
KERR, ROBERT L., Impartial Spectator Charles Kuralt’s “On the Road,” 79:2, 327-
in the Marketplace of Ideas: The Principles 338.
of Adam Smith as an Ethical Basis for Regu- KITCH, CAROLYN, “A Death in the
lation of Corporate Speech, 79:2, 394-415. American Family”: Myth, Memory, and
National Values in the Media Mourning, of
GATEKEEPING John F. Kennedy Jr., 79:2, 294-309.
CARTER, SUE, FREDERICK FICO, and INTERNATIONAL
JOCELYN A. MCCABE, Partisan and Struc-
tural Balance in Local Television Election DEUZE, MARK, National News Cul-
Coverage, 79:1, 41-53. tures: A Comparison of Dutch, German,
SILCOCK, B. WILLIAM, Global News, British, Australian, and U.S. Journalists, 79:1,
National Stories: Producers as Mythmakers 134-149.
at Germany’s Deutsche Welle Television, FURSICH, ELFRIEDE, Nation, Capital-
79:2, 339-352. ism, Myth: Covering News of Economic
Globalization, 79:2, 353-373.
GENDER AND MEDIA KODRICH, KRIS, Finding a New Way:
Nicaraguan Newspapers in a Globalized
BARKER-PLUMMER, BERNADETTE, World, 79:1, 101-120.
Producing Public Voice: Resource Mobili- PETER, JOCHEN and EDMUNDLAUF,
zation and Media Access in the National Reliability inCross-National Content Analy-
Organization for Women, 79:1, 188-205. sis, 79:4, 815-832.
DEVITT, JAMES, Framing Gender on SILCOCK, B. WILLIAM, Global News,
the Campaign Trail: Female Gubernatorial National Stories: Producers as Mythmakers
Candidates and the Press, 79:2, 445-463. at Germany’s Deutsche Welle Television,
79:2, 339-352.
GOODMAN, J. ROBYN, Flabless Is
Fabulous: How Latina and Anglo Women
Read and Incorporate the Excessively Thin INTERNET
Body Ideal into Everyday Experience, 79:3,
712-727. EKSTRAND, VICTORIA SMITH, Online
GOODM|A. NROB,YN, LISA L. DUKE, News: User Agreements and Implications
and JOHN SUTHERLAND, Olympic Ath- for Readers, 79:3, 602-618.
letes and Heroism in Advertising: Gendered JOHNSON, THOMAS J. and BARBARA
Concepts of Valor? 79:2, 374-393. K. KAYE, Webelievability: A Path Model
LAW, CHERYL and MAGDALA Examining How Convenience and Reliance
PEIXOTO LABRE, Cultural Standards of Predict Online Credibility, 79:3, 619-642.
Attractiveness: A Thirty-Year Look at LEN-RIOS, MARIA E., The Bush and
Changes in Male Images in Magazines, 79:3, Gore Presidential Campaign Web Sites: Iden-
697-711. tifying with Hispanic Voters during the 2000
THOMSEN, STEVEN R., Health and lowa Caucuses and New Hampshire Pri-
Beauty Magazine Reading and Body Shape mary, 79:4, 887-904.
Concerns among a Group of College Women, PAPACHARISSI, ZIZL, The Presenta-
79:4, 988-1007. tion of Self in Virtual Life: Characteristics
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of Personal Home Pages, 79:3, 643-660. MANAGEMENT AND OWNERSHIP
SHAH, DHAVAN, MICHAEL
SCHMIERBACH, JOSHUA HAWKINS, DANIELS, GEORGE L. and C. ANN
RODOLFO ESPINO, and JANET HOLLIFIELD, Times of Turmoil: Short-
DONAVAN, Nonrecursive Models of and Long-Term Effects of Organizational
Internet Use and Community Engagement: Change on Newsroom Employees, 79:3, 661-
Questioning Whether Time Spent Online 680.
Erodes Social Capital, 79:4, 964-987.
WU, H. DENIS and ARATI BECHTEL, METHODOLOGY-RESEARCH
Web Site Use and News Topic and Type,
79:1, 73-86. MASSEY, BRIAN L.and TANNIHAAS,
Does Making Journalism More Public Make
LAW AND POLICY a Difference? A Critical Review of Evalua-
tive Research on Public Journalism, 79:3,
EKSTRAND, VICTORIA SMITH, Online 559-586.
News: User Agreements and Implications PETER, JOCHEN and EDMUNDLAUF,
for Readers, 79:3, 602-618. Reliability in Cross-National Content Analy-
KERR, ROBERT L., Impartial Spectator sis, 79:4, 815-832.
in the Marketplace of Ideas: The Principles
of Adam Smith as an Ethical Basis for Regu- MINORITIES
lation of Corporate Speech, 79:2, 394-415.
ROSS, SUSAN DENTE, Silenced Stu- LEN-RIOS, MARIA E., The Bush and
dents: The Uncertain but Extensive Power Gore Presidential Campaign Web Sites: Iden
of School Officials to Control Student Ex- tifying with Hispanic Voters during the 2000
pression, 79:1, 172-187. lowa Caucuses and New Hampshire Pri-
mary, 79:4, 887-904.
MAGAZINE JOURNALISM
NEWSWRITING AND REPORTING
GOODMAN, J. ROBYN, Flabless Is
Fabulous: How Latina and Anglo Women CARTER, SUE, FREDERICK FICO, and
Read and Incorporate the Excessively Thin JOCELYN A. MCCABE, Partisan and Struc-
Body Ideal into Everyday Experience, 79:3, tural Balance in Local Television Election
712-727 Coverage, 79:1, 41-53.
af aes
JUNG, JAEMIN, How Magazines HUSSELBEE, L. PAUL and LARRY
Covered Media Companies’ Mergers: The ELLIOTT, Looking beyond Hate: How Na-
Case of the Evolution of Time Inc. , 79:3, 681- tional and Regional Newspapers Framed
696. Hate Crimes in Jasper, Texas, and Laramie
KITCH, CAROLYN, “A Death in the Wyoming, 79:4, 833-852.
American Family”: Myth, Memory, and KERR, PETER A. and PATRICIA MOY,
National Values in the Media Mourning of Newspaper Coverage of Fundamentalist
John F. Kennedy Jr., 79:2, 294-309. Christians, 1980-2000, 79:1, 54-72.
LAW, CHERYL and MAGDALA KODRICH, KRIS, Finding a New Way:
PEIXOTO LABRE, Cultural Standards of Nicaraguan Newspapers in a Globalized
Attractiveness: A Thirty-Year Look at World, 79:1, 101-120.
Changes in Male Images in Magazines, 79:3, KURDAPVID ID., USourcSes a,nd C ivic
697-711. Journalism: Changing Patterns of Report-
THOMSEN, STEVEN R., Health and ing?, 79:4, 853-866.
Beauty Magazine Reading and Body Shape MASSEY, BRIAN L.and TANNIHAAS,
Concerns among a Group of College Women, Does Making Journalism More Public Make
79:4, 988-1007. a Difference? A Critical Review of Evalua-
1038 ul & Mass (
tive Research on Public Journalism, 79:3, Questioning Whether Time Spent Online
559-586. Erodes Social Capital, 79:4, 964-987.
SUMPTER, RANDALLS. and MELISSA
A. BRADDOCK, Source Use in a “News PRESS PERFORMANCE
Disaster” Account: A Content Analysis of
Voter News Service Stories, 79:3, 539-558. CARTER, SUE, FREDERICK FICO, and
JOCELYN A. MCCABE, Partisan and Struc-
POLITICAL COMMUNICATION tural Balance in Local Television Election
Coverage, 79:1, 41-53.
CARTER, SUE, FREDERICK FICO, and DEVITT, JAMES, Framing Gender on
JOCELYN A. MCCABE, Partisan and Struc- the Campaign Trail: Female Gubernatorial
tural Balance in Local Television Election Candidates and the Press, 79:2, 445-463.
Coverage, 79:1, 41-53. KURDAPVIDDI., USourcSes a,nd Ci vic
DEVITT, JAMES, Framing Gender on Journalism: Changing Patterns of Report-
the Campaign Trail: Female Gubernatorial ing?, 79:4, 853-866.
Candidates and the Press, 79:2, 445-463. MASSEY, BRIAN L.and TANNIHAAS,
EVELAND, WILLIAM P., JR., News In- Does Making Journalism More Public Make
formation Processing as Mediator of the Re- a Difference? A Critical Review of Evalua-
lationship between Motivations and Politi- tive Research on Public Journalism, 79:3,
cal Knowledge, 79:1, 26-40. 559-586.
KIM, SEI-HILL, DIETRAM A. MCDEVITT, MICHAEL, BOB M.
SCHEUFELE, and JAMES SHANAHAN, GASSAWAY, and FRANK G. PEREZ, The
Think about It This Way: Attribute Agenda- Making and Unmaking of Civic Journalists:
Setting Function of the Press and the Public’s Influences of Professionnal Socialization,
Evaluation of a Local Issue, 79:1, 7-25. 79:1, 87-100.
KURPIUS, DAVID D. and ANDREW PAULY, JOHN J. and MELISSA
MENDELSON, A Case Study of Delibera- ECKERT, The Myth of “The Local” in
tive Democracy on Television: Civic Dia- American Journalism, 79:2, 310-326.
logue on C-SPAN Call-in Shows, 79:3, 587- SUMPTER, RANDALLS. and MELISSA
601. A. BRADDOCK, Source Use in a “News
LEN-RIOS, MARIA E., The Bush and Disaster” Account: A Content Analysis of
Gore Presidential Campaign Web Sites: Iden- Voter News Service Stories, 79:3, 539-558.
tifying with Hispanic Voters during the 2000
lowa Caucuses and New Hampshire Pri- PROFESSIONAL ISSUES
mary, 79:4, 887-904.
MIN, YOUNG, Intertwining of Cam- DANIELS, GEORGE L. and C. ANN
paign News and Advertising: The Content HOLLIFIELD, Times of Turmoil: Short-
and Electoral Effects of Newspaper Ad and Long-Term Effects of Organizational
Watches, 79:4, 927-944. Change on Newsroom Employees, 79:3, 661-
SCHEUFELE, DIETRAM A., JAMES 680.
SHANAHAN, and SEI-HILL KIM, Who DEUZE, MARK, National News Cul-
Cares about Local Politics? Media Influ- tures: A Comparison of Dutch, German,
ences on Local Political Involvement, Issue British, Australian, and U.S. Journalists, 79:1,
Awareness, and Attitude Strength, 79:2, 427- 134-149.
444. KODRICH, KRIS, Finding a New Way:
SHAH, DHAVAN, MICHAEL Nicaraguan Newspapers in a Globalized
SCHMIERBACH, JOSHUA HAWKINS, World, 79:1, 101-120.
RODOLFO ESPINO, and JANET KURDAPVIDI D., USourcSes a,nd C ivic
DONAVAN, Nonrecursive Models of Journalism: Changing Patterns of Report-
Internet Use and Community Engagement: ing?, 79:4, 853-866.
Inpex To Vou me 79 1039
MASSEY, BRIAN L.and TANNIHAAS, DANIELS, GEORGE L. and C. ANN
Does Making Journalism More Public Make HOLLIFIELD, Timeso f Turmoil: Short- and
a Difference? A Critical Review of Evalua- Long-Term Effects of Organizational Change
tive Research on Public Journalism, 79:3, on Newsroom Employees, 79:3, 661-680.
559-586. EHRLICH, MATTHEW C., Myth in
MCDEVITT, MICHAEL, BOB M. Charles Kuralt’s “On the Road,” 79:2, 327-
GASSAWAY, and FRANK G. PEREZ, The 338.
Making and Unmakingo f Civic Journalists: KURPIUS, DAVID D. and ANDREW
Influences of Professionnal Socialization, MENDELSON, A Case Study of Delibera-
79:1, 87-100. tive Democracy on Television: Civic Dia-
PAULY, JOHN J. and MELISSA logue on C-SPAN Call-in Shows, 79:3, 587-
ECKERT, The Mythof “The Local” in Ameri- 601.
can Journalism, 79:2, 310-326.
WAHL-JORGENSEN, KARIN, The Nor-
mative-Economic Justification for Public
Discourse: Letters to the Editor as a “Wide
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Open” Forum, 79:1, 121-133.
(Alphabetical by author's last name)
PUBLIC RELATIONS
ADAMS, EDWARD E., Collusion and
BARKER-PLUMMER, BERNADETTE, Price Fixing in the American Newspaper
Producing, Public Voice: Resource Mobili- Industry: Market Preservation Trends, 1890-
zation and Media Access in the National 1910, 79:2, 416-426.
Organization for Women, 79:1, 188-205. BARKER-PLUMMER, BERNADETTE,
FURSICH, ELFRIEDE, Nation, Capital- Producing Public Voice: Resource Mobili-
ism, Myth: Covering News of Economic zation and Media Access in the National
Globalization, 79:2, 353-373. Organization for Women, 79:1, 188-205.
SALLOT, LYNNE M., What the Public BECHTEL, ARATI (See Wu).
Thinks about Public Relations: An BRADDOCK, MELISSA A. (See
Impression Management Experiment, 79:1, Sumpter).
150-171. CARTER, SUE, FREDERICK FICO, and
JOCELYN A. MCCABE, Partisan and Struc-
SCHOLASTIC JOURNALISM tural Balance in Local Television Election
Coverage, 79:1, 41-53.
MCDEVITT, MICHAEL, BOB M. DANIELS, GEORGE L. and C. ANN
GASSAWAY, and FRANK G. PEREZ, The HOLLIFIELD, Timeso f Turmoil: Short- and
Making and Unmaking of Civic Journalists: Long-Term Effects of OrganizatioCnhaanlg e
Influences of Professionnal Socialization, on Newsroom Employees, 79:3, 661-680.
79:1, 87-100. DESHPANDE, SAMEER and
ROSS, SUSAN DENTE, Silenced Stu- JACQUELINE C. HITCHON, Cause-Re-
dents: The Uncertain but Extensive Power lated Marketing Ads in the Light of Nega-
of School Officials to Control Student Ex- tive News, 79:4, 905-926.
pression, 79:1, 172-187. DEUZE, MARK, National News Cul-
tures: A Comparison of Dutch, German,
TELEVISION British, Australiana,n d U.S. Journalists, 79:1,
134-149.
CARTER, SUE, FREDERICK FICO, and DEVITT, JAMES, Framing Gender on
JOCELYN A. MCCABE, Partisan and Struc- the Campaign Trail: Female Gubernatorial
tural Balance in Local Television Election Candidates and the Press, 79:2, 445-463.
Coverage, 79:1, 41-53. DONAVAN, JANET (See Shah).
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> Mass (
DUKE, LISA L. (See Goodman). KERR, ROBERT L., Impartial Spectator
ECKERT, MELISSA (See Pauly). in the Marketplace of Ideas: The Principles
EHRLICH, MATTHEW C., Myth in of Adam Smith as an Ethical Basis for Regu-
Charles Kuralt’s “On the Road,” 79:2, 327- lation of Corporate Speech, 79:2, 394-415.
338. KIM, SEI-HILL, DIETRAM A.
EKSTRAND, VICTORIA SMITH, Online SCHEUFELE, and JAMES SHANAHAN,
News: User Agreements and Implications Think about It This Way: Attribute Agenda-
for Readers, 79:3, 602-618. Setting Function of the Press and the Public’s
ELLIOTT, LARRY (See Husselbee). Evaluation of a Local Issue, 79:1, 7-25.
ESPINO, RODOLFO (See Shah). KITCH, CAROLYN, “A Death in the
EVELAND, WILLIAM P., JR., News In- American Family”: Myth, Memory, and
formation Processing as Mediator of the Re- National Values in the Media Mourning of
lationship between Motivations and Politi- John F. Kennedy Jr., 79:2, 294-309.
cal Knowledge, 79:1, 26-40. KODRICH, KRIS, Finding a New Way:
FERGUSON, MARY ANN (See Lee). Nicaraguan Newspapers in a Globalized
FICO, FREDERICK (See Carter). World, 79:1, 101-120.
FURSICH, ELFRIEDE, Nation, Capital- KURPIUS, DAVID D., Sources and
ism, Myth: Covering News of Economic Civic Journalism: Changing Patterns of Re-
Globalization, 79:2, 353-373. porting?, 79:4, 853-866.
GASSAWAY, BOB M. (See McDevitt). KURPIUS, DAVID D. and ANDREW
GOODMAN, J. ROBYN, Flabless Is MENDELSON, A Case Study of Delibera-
Fabulous: How Latina and Anglo Women tive Democracy on Television: Civic Dia-
Read and Incorporate the Excessively Thin logue on C-SPAN Call-in Shows, 79:3, 587-
Body Ideal into Everyday Experience, 79:3, 601.
712-727. LABRE, MAGDALA PEIXOTO (See
GOODMAN, J.R OBYN, LISA L. DUKE, Law).
and JOHN SUTHERLAND, Olympic Ath- LAUF, EDMUND (See Peter).
letes and Heroism in Advertising: Gendered LAW, CHERYL and MAGDALA
Concepts of Valor? 79:2, 374-393. PEIXOTO LABRE, Cultural Standards of
HAAS, TANNI (See Massey). Attractiveness: A Thirty-Year Look at
HAWKINS, JOSHUA (See Shah). Changes in Male Images in Magazines, 79:3,
HITCHON, JACQUELINE C. (See 697-711.
Deshpande). LEE, MOON J. and MARY ANN FER-
HOLLIFIELD, C. ANN (See Daniels). GUSON, Effects of Anti-Tobacco Advertise-
HUSSELBEE, L. PAUL and LARRY ments Based on Risk-Taking Tendencies: Re-
ELLIOTT, Looking beyond Hate: How Na- alistic Fear vs. Vulgar Humor, 79:4, 945-963.
tional and Regional Newspapers Framed LEN-RIOS, MARIA E., The Bush and
Hate Crimes in Jasper, Texas, and Laramie Gore Presidential Campaign Web Sites: Iden-
Wyoming, 79:4, 833-852. tifying with Hispanic Voters during the 2000
JOHNSON, THOMAS J. and BARBARA lowa Caucuses and New Hampshire Pri-
K. KAYE, Webelievability: A Path Model mary, 79:4, 887-904.
Examining How Convenience and Reliance LULE, JACK, Myth and Terror on the
Predict Online Credibility, 79:3, 619-642. Editorial Page: The New York Times Re-
JUNG, JAEMIN, How Magazines Cov- sponds to September 11, 2001, 79:2, 275-293.
ered Media Companies’ Mergers: The Case MASSEY, BRIAN L. and TANNI HAAS,
of the Evolution of Time Inc., 79:3, 681-696. Does Making Journalism More Public Make
KAYE, BARBARA K. (See Johnson). a Difference? A Critical Review of Evalua-
KERR, PETER A. and PATRICIA MOY, tive Research on Public Journalism, 79:3,
Newspaper Coverage of Fundamentalist 559-586.
Christians, 1980-2000, 79:1, 54-72. MCCABE, JOCELYN A. (See Carter).
Inpex To Volume 79 1041
MCDEVITT, MICHAEL, BOB M. Television, 79:2, 339-352.
GASSAWAY, and FRANK G. PEREZ, The SUMPTER, RANDALLS. and MELISSA
Making and Unmakiofn Cigvi c Journalists: A. BRADDOCK, Source Use in a “News
Influences of Professionnal Socialization, Disaster” Account: A Content Analysis of
79:1, 87-100. Voter News Service Stories, 79:3, 539-558.
MENDELSON, ANDREW (See SUTHERLAND, JOHN (See Goodman).
Kurpius). THOMSEN, STEVEN R., Health and
MIN, YOUNG, Intertwining of Cam- Beauty Magazine Reading and Body Shape
paign News and Advertising: The Content Concerns among a Group of College
and Electoral Effects of Newspaper Ad Women, 79:4, 988-1007.
Watches, 79:4, 927-944. WAHL-JORGENSEN, KARIN, The Nor-
MOY, PATRICIA (See Kerr). mative-Economiic Justification for Public Dis-
PAPACHARISSIL, ZIZI, The Presenta- course: Letters to the Editor as a “Wide
tion of Self in Virtual Life: Characteristics of Open” Forum, 79:1, 121-133.
Personal Home Pages, 79:3, 643-660. WARRON,R PreEachinNg to ,the Ch oir?
PAULY, JOHN J. and MELISSA Parents’ Use of TV Ratings to Mediate
ECKERT, The Mythof “The Local” in Ameri- Children’s Viewing, 79:4, 867-886.
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