What We Know About the Effects of Mass Communication: The Brink of Hope

Abstract

The “brink of hope” for research in mass communications, according to this author, lies in a new orientation toward its study and some resulting generalizations which order many of the seemingly diverse and unrelated findings. This article contains a description of the new orientation, of the emerging generalizations, and of the findings which they may mold into a body of organized knowledge

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