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Diana C. Reep1994

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TV Parents: Fathers (and now Mothers) Know Best

Diana C. Reep · Faye H. Dambrot

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Year1994

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Published1994-09-01

VenueThe Journal of Popular Culture

ISSN-L0022-3840

Languageen

Citations15

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ShelfMedia, Gender, and Advertising

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doi10.1111/j.0022-3840.1994.2802_13.x

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