Television Watching, Newspaper Reading, and Cohort Differences in Verbal Ability

Norval D. Glenn

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L'A. etudie, avec l'aide d'une analyse par cohortes, le phenomene d'amoindrissement du vocabulaire aux Etats-Unis. Il estime que celui-ci est du a un declin de la lecture des journaux. Il montre que la television ainsi que la participation de plus en plus importante des femmes dans le monde du travail interviennent pour expliquer ce phenomene. Il considere que le declin d'autres formes de lecture parallele a celle des journaux permettent aussi de comprendre ces differences observees au niveau des cohortes en matiere d'habilete verbale

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