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  • George Gerbner

    …created as part of the Cultural Indicators Project, which holds a database that spans more than 3,000 television programs and 35,000 characters, to assist in providing continuous and consistent monitoring of violence in prime-time network broadcast programming. Violence was studied as a demonstration of power, examining the demographic profiles of…

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    …created as part of the Cultural Indicators Project, which holds a database that spans more than 3,000 television programs and 35,000 characters, to assist in providing continuous and consistent monitoring of violence in prime-time network broadcast programming. Violence was studied as a demonstration of power, examining the demographic profiles of…

    Read More