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Keep Labels of Variables Simple and Consistent: Comment on the Study of Televised Violence by Sutil,Et Al.

Psychological Reports

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First published online June, 1996

Keep Labels of Variables Simple and Consistent: Comment on the Study of Televised Violence by Sutil,Et Al.

Volume 78, Issue 3

https://doi.org/10.2466/pr0.1996.78.3.986

Abstract

The 1995 research by Sutil, Esteban, Takeuchi, Clausen, and Scott is made unclear by the circuitous and inconsistent labels used to identify their variables.

References

Sutil

C. R.

Esteban

J. L.

Takeuchi

Clausen

, & Scott

(1995) Televised violence: a Japanese, Spanish, and American comparison. Psychological Reports, 77, 995–1000.

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