The consumption of television programming: development and validation of the connectedness scale
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2004-06Metadata
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Television programs; Television--Psychological aspects; Television broadcasting--Social aspects; Television viewer--Psychology; Mass media--MarketingDescription
Andrew T. Norman is a professor of marketing in the College of Business and Public Administration at Drake University. He can be contacted at andrew.norman@drake.eduCollections
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