Violence on television : what the viewers think /

• Gunter, Barrie.
• Wober, Mallory

• Violence in television -- Great Britain.
• Television broadcasting -- Social aspects -- Great Britain
• Television programmes -- Great Britain -- Public opinion.
• Television and children -- Great Britain
• Public opinion -- Great Britain.

• John Libbey,

• Television research monograph

• 0861961714

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