Comments Concerning the Claim That Mass Media Research Is "Prescientific": A Response to Potter, Cooper, and Dupagne

Glenn G. Sparks

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Glenn G. Sparks; Comments concerning the Claim That Mass Media Research Is “Prescientific”: A Response to Potter, Cooper, and Dupagne, Communication Theory, Vol

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