Perceived Bias in the Facial Expressions of Television News Broadcasters

Howard Steven Friedman · Timothy I. Mertz · M. Robin DiMatteo

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Howard S. Friedman, Timothy I. Mertz, M. Robin DiMatteo; Perceived Bias in the Facial Expressions of Television News Broadcasters, Journal of Communication

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1973The language-as-fixed-effect fallacy: A critique of language statistics in psychological research 1975Unbiased Study of Television News Bias 1973Message dimensions of television news

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