Sexual Intimacy and Drug Use in Tv Series
Journal of CommunicationPublished 1 September 1978
Carlos Fernandez-Collado, Bradley S. Greenberg, Felipe Korzenny, Charles K. Atkin
Citations56
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SJR score2.53
SNIP2.84
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Content analysis shows alcohol as the only drug used more than once per hour; intimate sex is presented or talked about nearly twice per hour, seldom between married partners.
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Content analysis shows alcohol as the only drug used more than twice per hour; intimate sex is presented or talked about nearly twice per hour, seldom between married partners.
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