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Life Stage and Motives for Television Use
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  • 1981Communication Yearbook 31,310 cited
  • 1979Time, age, and the life cycle661 cited
  • 1979TELEVISION USE BY CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS185 cited
  • 1980Process Gratification in Aging Cohorts135 cited
  • 1971Television and the older adult49 cited
  • 1979News Media Use by Older Adults35 cited
  • 1976How Communication Behavior of Older Persons Affects Their Public Affairs Knowledge14 cited

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  • 2006Older Adults’ Television Viewing from a Life-Span Perspective: Past Research and Future Challenges16 cited

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