Enjoyment and Information Gain in Science Articles; A Way to Reach Minorities: Multicultural Awareness; A Longitudinal Task of the Selective Exposure Hypothesis; Dakota Farmers and Ranchers Evaluate Crop and Livestock Surveys

Authors

Larry Meiller
John Fett

Abstract

Reviews of "Enjoyment and Information Gain in Science Articles," by Alan Hunsaker; "A Way to Reach Minorities: Multicultural Awareness," by Benjamin Yep and Marynell Hollenbeck; "A Longitudinal Task of the Selective Exposure Hypothesis," by Michael A. Milburn; and Dakota Farmers and Ranchers Evaluate Crop and Livestock Surveys, by Calvin Jones, Paul Sheatsley and Arthur Stinchcombe.

Recommended Citation

Meiller, Larry and Fett, John (1980) "Enjoyment and Information Gain in Science Articles; A Way to Reach Minorities: Multicultural Awareness; A Longitudinal Task of the Selective Exposure Hypothesis; Dakota Farmers and Ranchers Evaluate Crop and Livestock Surveys," Journal of Applied Communications: Vol. 63: Iss. 1. https://doi.org/10.4148/1051-0834.1807

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