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Communication research, v.21 no.4, 1994년, pp.516 - 546
PAIK, HAEJUNG , COMSTOCK, GEORGE
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A meta-analysis is performed on studies pertaining to the effect of television violence on aggressive behavior. Partitioning by research design, viewer attributes, treatment and exposure variables, and type of antisocial behavior, allows one to interpret computed effect sizes for each of the variab...
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