Contents: Larry Gross: Foreword: George Gerbner and Cultivation Analysis - Michael Morgan/James Shanahan/Nancy Signorielli: The Stories We Tell: Cultivation Theory and Research - Mary Beth Oliver/Keunmin Bae/Erin Ash/Mun-Young Chung: New Developments in Analyses of Crime and Fear - Dana Mastro/Riva Tukachinsky - Cultivation of Perceptions of Marginalized Groups - Erik C. Nisbet/Teresa A. Myers: Cultivating Tolerance of Homosexuals - Erica Scharrer: Television and Gender Roles: Cultivating Conceptions of Self and Others - Bruce W. Hardy: Cultivation of Political Attitudes in the New Media Environment - Dominique Brossard/Anthony Dudo: Cultivation of Attitudes Toward Science - L. J. Shrum/Jaehoon Lee: Multiple Processes Underlying Cultivation Effects: How Cultivation Works Depends on the Types of Beliefs Being Cultivated - Rick Busselle/Helena Bilandzic: Cultivation and the Perceived Realism of Stories - David R. Ewoldsen/Nancy Rhodes: Cultural Models and the Media: Exploring the Interplay between Culture and the Individual - Samuel D. Bradley/Curtis B. Matthews: Temporal and Narrative Bases of Cultivation: Insight from Neural Networks - Jan Van den Bulck: International Cultivation - Helena Bilandzic/Rick Busselle: A Narrative Perspective on Genre-Specific Cultivation - Karyn Riddle: Developing a Lifetime Television Exposure Scale: The Importance of Television Viewing Habits During Childhood - Amir Hetsroni/Hila Lowenstein: Cultivation and Agenda-Setting: Conceptual and Empirical Intersections - Donald L. Diefenbach/Mark D. West: Cultivation and the Third-Person Effect - James Shanahan/Dietram Scheufele: Cultivation and the Spiral of Silence: Theoretical and Empirical Intersections - Andy Ruddock: Cultivation Analysis and Cultural Studies: Ritual, Performance, and Media Influence - Michael Morgan/James Shanahan/Nancy Signorielli: Looking Forward, Looking Backward: Ten Questions about Cultivation.
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