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John R. Lott Jr.'s defensive gun brandishing estimates,2005,69,2,246-263,McDowall
Aging and Cohort Succession: Interpretations and Misinterpretations,1973,37,1,35-49,Riley
Attitude Measurement and the Gun Control Paradox,1977,41,4,427-438,Presser
Cohort Trends in Attitudes About Law and Order: Who's Leading the Conservative Wave?,1991,55,1,24-49,Danigelis
Trends: Guns,1996,60,4,634-649,Blendon
Film Violence and Subsequent Aggressive Tendencies,1963,27,2,217-229,Berkowitz
The implicit assumptions of television research: an analysis of the 1982 NIMH report on television and behavior,1983,47,2,161-201,Thomas
Public attitudes toward life and death,1983,46,4,521-533,Sawyer
Self-interest and civilians' attitudes toward the Vietnam war,1978,42,4,464-482,Sears
TV Violence and Viewer Aggression: A Cumulation of Study Results 1956-1976,1977,41,3,314-331,Andison
Film Violence and Subsequent Aggressive Tendencies,1962,27,,217-229,Berkowitz
Not all news is the same,2012,76,1,72-94,Smidt
How the scope and method of public funding affect willingness to pay for public goods,1994,58,1,49-67,Green
Motivated reasoning in the perceived credibility of public opinion polls,2017,81,2,422-446,Kuru
Do terrorists get the attention they want? Comparing effects of terrorism across Europe,2021,85,3,900-912,Böhmelt
All the president's lies: repeated false claims and public opinion,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Fazio
Determining the dependent variable in certain correlations,1955,19,1,100-105,Blau