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Video Game Play and Body Image
Video Game Play and Body Image
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The Role of Orienting Responses in Mediated Message Processing
The Role of Orienting Responses in Mediated Message Processing
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Improving Blended Samples of Landline and Cell Phone Numbers for Studying New Media Users - A Comparison Between Older and Younger New Media User Samples
Improving Blended Samples of Landline and Cell Phone Numbers for Studying New Media Users - A Comparison Between Older and Younger New Media User Samples
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Global Culture and Its Future Depiction: Online Games as a Cultural Industry for Comparison Between Taiwan and the United States
Global Culture and Its Future Depiction: Online Games as a Cultural Industry for Comparison Between Taiwan and the United States
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A Comparison Between Mobile Phone Culture of Chinese and American Undergraduates in Content Production and Usage as Practiced in Their Everyday Lives
A Comparison Between Mobile Phone Culture of Chinese and American Undergraduates in Content Production and Usage as Practiced in Their Everyday Lives
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A Comparison Between Mobile Phone Culture of Chinese and American Undergraduates in Content Production and Usage as Practiced in Their Everyday Lives
A Comparison Between Mobile Phone Culture of Chinese and American Undergraduates in Content Production and Usage as Practiced in Their Everyday Lives
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The Future of Mobile Content Consumption
The Future of Mobile Content Consumption
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Communication Technology-Community Participation and Empowerment
Communication Technology-Community Participation and Empowerment
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Probabilistic Inference in Cognitive Judgment and in an Equivalent Perceptual Task
Probabilistic Inference in Cognitive Judgment and in an Equivalent Perceptual Task
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Impact of Distances on Corporate Social Performance of Multinational Enterprises’ Subsidiaries: Evidence from the U.S. and Greater China
Impact of Distances on Corporate Social Performance of Multinational Enterprises’ Subsidiaries: Evidence from the U.S. and Greater China